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Caldwell County approves purchase of two properties for regional 911 and emergency operations center
Summary
The Caldwell County Board of Commissioners approved an agreement to buy a former warehouse and a property on Pleasant Hill Road to house a consolidated emergency operations and 911 communications center, funded with state-directed grants and donations; county officials say no county funds will be used.
Caldwell County commissioners on Sept. 22 approved an agreement to purchase two properties intended to house a consolidated emergency operations center (EOC) and 911 communications center and to host the Western Region Emergency Management office.
Emergency Services Director Trevor Key told the board the county has identified two properties that meet project needs: a parcel at 240 Pleasant Hill Road in Hudson with an asking price of $4,950,000 that includes the primary facility and an adjoining 6.5-acre tract, and a Norwood Street warehouse priced at $2,400,000. Key said the Pleasant Hill seller intends to lease the facility back for up to six months and that two months of lease payments on the Norwood Street site would be credited toward its…
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