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Crosby Township firehouse work slowed by inspection findings, long lead times on specialized door
Summary
Town and volunteer contractors say county inspection discovered a missing three‑hour firewall in the new firehouse addition, requiring concrete block work to the roof; the required fire door has an estimated 26‑week lead time and contractors reported subcontractor scheduling delays.
Bob May, a volunteer helping the Crosby Township fire department bring the new firehouse addition up to code, told trustees Sept. 8 that Hamilton County inspectors identified missing three‑hour fire protection between the office and sleeping quarters. County guidance requires a three‑hour fire‑rated separation in that location, May said, so the team will install concrete block to the roof and keep the existing door in place until the certified…
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