HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Some fire stations in Harrisburg are getting the opportunity to spruce up. Fire stations 1 and 2 in the city have received $250,000 in grant money to fix up their almost 40-year-old buildings, mainly their bunk rooms. The inside of Fire Station 2's bunk room had ripped wallpaper, stained carpets and are in tight quarters.
Although the funds are intended for renovations in two fire stations, the bulk of the funds will be to repair and rehab the bunk rooms in the two stations. The stations were built in 1980 and have not received any upgrades during their almost 40 year service time.