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Council approves $25,000 for first phase of fire station remodel
Summary
Council approved Phase I of a planned fire station remodel, allocating $25,000 to bathroom upgrades including $12,000 for showers and $2,000 for vanities; Phase II (bedroom reconfiguration) is estimated at $40,000 pending bids.
South Weber City Council approved Phase I of a multi-phase remodel for the city’s more‑than‑20‑year‑old fire station. The Phase I scope covers bathroom upgrades with an appropriation of $25,000. The agenda materials and discussion itemized the Phase I costs: showers $12,000; vanities $2,000; plumbing $2,000; doors $3,000; and paint $6,000. Councilman Wayne Winsor moved to approve Phase I funding and Councilman Joel Dills seconded; the motion passed on a roll-call vote.
Council discussed Phase II, which would split two bedrooms into four and is currently estimated at $40,000; no bids have been received for Phase II. Mayor Westbroek and Fire Chief Derek Tolman worked with staff to prioritize work so the city can complete the most urgent repairs within the FY26 budget allocation of $100,000 for the overall project.
