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Montebello accepts completion of Fire Station 56 remodeling; city says federal CDBG funds paid work
Summary
The council accepted the notice of completion for Fire Station 56’s roof and HVAC replacement, thanking staff and noting the project used Community Development Block Grant funds and addressed longstanding maintenance issues.
The Montebello City Council unanimously accepted a notice of completion on Jan. 14 for remodeling work at Fire Station 56, which included roof replacement and new HVAC units funded primarily with Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) money.
Cesar Roldan, director of public works, presented before the council and highlighted that the project addressed long‑standing roof leaks and replaced HVAC systems. Roldan said the contractor used an environmentally reflective white roofing product and that the work improved working conditions for firefighters.
Council members and the city manager thanked staff for completing the project and noted that federal grant funds were used, limiting the impact on the city’s general fund. During the presentation staff acknowledged that there were change orders during construction; the transcript contains conflicting numeric detail about the final tally, so the council recorded that the project was completed and that staff will provide final accounting in the project file.
The council then voted to accept the notice of completion without dissent. The action closes the contract administration obligations unless further change orders or claims are filed.
