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Trustees hear six options to fix aging Station 211; temporary quarters, multi‑million rebuilds on table
Summary
Fairfield Township trustees heard a six‑option presentation on repairing or replacing Fire Station 211, including short‑term roof and water‑damage fixes and multi‑million‑dollar additions or a new station; staff said any construction would likely require 12–18 months of temporary quarters.
Fairfield Township trustees heard a presentation Tuesday on options to repair or replace Fire Station 211 after a Community Design Alliance assessment found repeated water intrusion, damaged living quarters and mechanical shortcomings.
The Community Design Alliance consultant, Amy Hocky, told trustees she and a team that included contractor HGC developed six options ranging from targeted roof and interior repairs to building a new station on the site or adjacent land. “I have actually 6 options that I'm going to go over tonight,” Hocky said as she outlined the scope and budget approach.
Why it matters: Station 211 houses crews and apparatus that respond 24 hours a day; trustees and staff said the station’s condition…
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