The city council has approved the submission of a grant for a fire truck, reports Sheridan Media.

The $450,000 grant, if awarded to the city, would fund the replacement of the city’s 36-year old fire engine, and would require a 5% local match from the city, or $22,500.

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Statesville Fire Station 1 will be relocated after officials approved the purchase of land, reports Statesville Record & Landmark.

The purchase of the property from Statesville Housing Authority and construction of the new fire station is expected to cost more than $6 million.

Some city officials cited that they understood the need to move the fire station but had a preference for a prior setting that was eventually not pursued.

The move has been touted by the as a way to help cover any gaps in fire coverage as the city grows while also replacing the current Fire Station 1, which was built in 1952.

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At a May town meeting residents will be asked to consider approvals for a number of initiatives, including a fire station, reports The Patriot Ledger.

Residents will consider approval for $550,00 for design and permitting of a new fire station. The project has to be “shovel ready” to qualify for possible federal funding assistance for construction.

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According to a report from Northside Neighbor, Sandy Springs, Georgia, residents can now expect Fire Station 51 to be built for the Sandy Springs Fire Department (SSFD).

During its February 2 meeting, the Sandy Springs Public Facilities Authority voted 6-0 to approve the purchase of a one-acre, single-family residential property at 7800 Mount Vernon Road in Sandy Springs’ panhandle for $450,000.

Fire Station 51 will be located as the intersection of Mount Vernon and Spalding Drive. It will replace the station on Spalding Drive at Roberts Road.

That station is backed by Engine 55, housed at the city of Roswell’s Fire Station No. 27 on Holcomb Bridge Road. Response times for reaching some areas in the district can take eight to 10 minutes, so seconds can mean the difference between life and death.

The next step for Sandy Springs will be to choose an architect to design the station.

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