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State invoice of roughly $850,000 submitted; private campaign has raised $3.4 million

Norfolk Firehouse Building Committee · May 21, 2026
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Committee member Henry Tirrell reported invoicing the state for about one-third of the grant (approximately $850,000) with payment expected in six to eight weeks; private fundraising has brought in just over $3.4 million with $2.8 million paid.

Committee member Henry Tirrell told the meeting he has invoiced the state for approximately one-third of the state grant, about $850,000, and that officials indicated payment could take six to eight weeks.

Chairman Barry Roseman credited Tony Kiser with private fundraising that has raised just over $3.4 million for the firehouse project, of which $2.8 million has been paid. Separately, Roseman said Newfield is still pricing PCO-003, a change order related to a winter delay, with a ballpark estimate of about $175,000.

The committee discussed the timing of additional fundraising now that the building shell is erected but took no formal action.