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Council approves agreement with Midstate Technical College for Nexus public-safety training center
Summary
The council approved an agreement with Midstate Technical College to support a proposed Nexus Center for Public Safety Training and Fire Station No. 3; Midstate representatives presented and exchanged ceremonial challenge coins with council members.
The Stevens Point Common Council on Aug. 17 approved an agreement with Midstate Technical College related to the proposed Nexus Center for Public Safety Training and a new Fire Station No. 3.
Rick Anderson, dean of public safety at Midstate, presented challenge coins to council members and thanked the city for support. The council voted by roll call to approve the agreement; no conditions or amendments were recorded during the vote.
Council members praised the program and the college’s role in public-safety training and noted that Midstate oversees law enforcement, corrections, fire and EMS instruction. The approval moves the Nexus Center and station planning forward; subsequent capital and implementation steps were not detailed at the meeting.
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