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Board accepts co‑ownership interest in Main Street fire‑station project
Summary
Supervisors adopted a resolution accepting the county’s co‑ownership interest in property for a new Main Street fire station; the station will be operated by Gloucester Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service and the acceptance formalizes the county’s legal interest for funding purposes.
The board adopted a resolution memorializing Gloucester County’s acceptance of a co‑ownership interest in the property for a new Main Street fire station that will be constructed and funded in partnership with the fire department.
County counsel explained the acceptance is largely a legal step necessary for the funding and construction arrangements and that operational control of the station will remain with Gloucester Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service. The resolution codifies the county’s ownership interest during construction and funding phases and was approved by roll call.
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