Decommissioned Fire Station 41 on Silver Street in Lebanon (OH) will soon become The Lebanon Brewing company.

The city says on Facebook that on Wednesday “the deed has been signed and the sale is finalized! This morning, the Lebanon Brewing Company officially took ownership of the decommissioned Station 41 on Silver Street. We are excited to welcome the Lebanon Brewing Company to Downtown Lebanon and look forward to seeing the progress they make to transform the space for their spring 2022 opening!”

“We anticipate beginning our project toward the end of this year as the new fire station is completed and Station 41 becomes available,” the brewing company says. “We will be working hard to complete our brewpub and are targeting a spring, 2022 Grand Opening!

“The LBC will be a family-friendly, experience driven establishment. We will offer an outstanding range of American craft beer, our own line of hard seltzer, and house-made non-alcoholic beverages including craft soda, lemonade, and cold brew coffee!”

Arlington, Va – On December 6, 2021, The Arlington County (VA) Fire Department relocated Fire Station 8 into their new temporary quarters ahead of the construction of a new station. The temporary Fire Station 8 is located at 2217 N. Culpepper Street just behind the location of where the old Fire Station 8 stood for decades. In the coming months, the old Fire Station 8 will be demolished and work will be started on constructing a new Fire Station 8 in the same location that the previous fire house once stood. Staffing levels remain the same at the temporary location, and there is no service delivery impact to the citizens.

Read about the rich history of the Hall’s Hill Volunteer Fire Department, for decades during segregation it was the only Arlington, Va. station staffed by African Americans.

For more information about the project, visit Fire Station No. 8 Replacement – Official Website of Arlington County Virginia Government (arlingtonva.us)

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The El Dorado Hills (CA) Fire Department recently put into service a pair of $755,000 apparatus—Engines 84 and 86, 2020 Pierce Enforcer Wildland Urban Interface builds.

The engines, which took 14 months to build, are capable of pumping 1,500 gallons per minute and can carry 500 gallons of water.

In addition, they have the latest safety technology, including passenger airbags, TAK-4 suspension, and collision-avoidance technology.

Officials estimate the apparatus should be in service for more than a decade.

While few attended the Dec. 3 mid-afternoon ceremony to reopen the enlarged Lynden Fire Station, Mayor Scott Korthuis spoke, firefighters showed off the new pole, and tours were given of the new space. The station, at 215 Fourth St. across from the Lynden Library, has undergone the remodel since January 2021.
- PUB DATE: 12/10/2021 1:17:49 PM - SOURCE: Lynden Tribune

Trustees recently approved purchasing $102,000 worth of land for a new fire station on the village of Wrightstown’s (WI) west side, reports wrightstownspirit.com.

The village was offered the property for $40,000 per acre, and the funds will be taken from the 2021 General Fund Economic Development/Marketing Expense budget, the report says.

There’s no specific timetable for construction, officials say.