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Terry Reilly Health Clinic to place temporary modular office at former police station
Summary
City staff reported Terry Reilly Health Clinic will bring a temporary modular office to the old police station site for about three years under a grant that is available for five years; Public Works will relocate dog kennels and tear down the old station before installation.
At the March 10 meeting the council was told Terry Reilly Health Clinic plans to install a modular temporary office at the old police station site in Parma. City staff said the grant supporting the clinic is valid for five years and the clinic expects to occupy the modular for about three years; Public Works will remove the old police station and relocate the dog kennels before site preparation.
Mayor Angie Lee and Public Works Supervisor Dustin Riggs said the project addresses the community’s lack of a local clinic. Terry Reilly will also staff a booth at a local job fair at the high school, according to the report. The council did not take formal action on financing during the meeting; staff indicated the project will begin soon and take roughly three months for initial setup.
