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Porter board approves $9,875 concrete pad for veterans display by fire station
Summary
The board approved installation of a $9,875 concrete pad south of the fire station to display a 1955 fire truck, a 1918 hydrant, a veterans' wall and plaques for retired firefighters, with funds suggested from expected fiber-installation receipts.
Mayor Steve Dickey described plans to install a concrete pad on property south of the fire station to display a 1955 fire truck and an original 1918 fire hydrant, add a veterans' wall and plaques honoring retired firefighters. He said the cost of the pad is $9,875 and suggested the expense could be paid from money expected from a fiber installation company.
Norma Meyer moved to approve the installation of the concrete pad; Ryan Moore seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The board approved using the identified funds but did not formalize a specific funding transfer during the meeting.
