There’s a possibility that Christiansburg (VA) could get some help with its long-held plan to build a second fire station, Roanoke.com reported.
A Montgomery County official, in a letter to Christiansburg’s mayor, said it would be open to discussing future opportunities with the town for the construction of a jointly-owned fire and emergency medical services facility on Roanoke Street, the report said.
The Montgomery official wrote that the board of supervisors isn’t interested in funding a new facility unless the county is an equal owner of the project, the report said.
The town of Christiansburg bought a two-acre tract for just under $600,000 in early 2016 for the project, the report said. The Christiansburg mayor said he has not sat down with the city council to discuss the joint venture yet, but is very interested in it, according to the report.
The second station would supplement the decades-old facility at 110 Depot Street.