Station will include enhanced training space and decontamination area
CBC NewsShane RossThe City of Summerside is finally moving forward with a new $11-million fire station that will include more space for trucks and training, as well as enhanced safety features for firefighters.
The complex will be located on Central Street adjacent to Leger Park. It will replace Summerside Station 1, which was built in 1962.
Construction is expected to take about 18 months. The project is set to go to tender in fall 2025 with construction beginning in 2026.
Justin Doiron, a city councillor who is a…
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