The Mattituck Fire District has its eyes on a $112 million expansion, with a bond vote planned for a yet-to-be-determined date in June, reports suffolktimes.com.

The $112 million would be approximately $180 per household assessed at $6,000, according to the report. The department plans to hold a public meeting(s) prior to the vote.

The plan is to merge three parcels for a total of 2.28 acres and expand the firehouse on Pike Street and Route 25, with further plans to relocate the historic firehouse on site and demolish the building currently used as district office, according to the report. This would require area variances.

The firehouse expansion would gross 13,260 square feet and see four pull-through truck bays, offices, and accessory spaces, with more parking spots and highway access, and possibly a fitness room, the report says.

The plans have been in the works for a few years and went to the town last year, and the next step is to adopt a resolution and hold a public meeting, the report says.

The Fowlerville Area Fire Department recently broke ground on its new Station 41, which replaces a cramped and outdated 42-year-old facility.

The new facility will sit on a nearly 5-acre parcel and be a total of 17,961 square feet, including five drive-through bays, offices, crew quarters and kitchen with a dayroom, and a training room for 48 people, officials say.

“We Broke Ground Today For The “NEW” Fowlerville Area Fire Department “41” – Central Station!! You’ll Be Seeing Work Going On And A Station Coming Together At The Corner Of Grand River Ave. & N. Gregory Rd. SOON!” a Facebook post reads.

If there are no setbacks, officials anticipate a ribbon cutting next spring.

Fargo city officials recently approved the sale of $8.1 million bonds to finance Fire Station 8 and equip it with apparatus and relevant tools, reports gowatertown.net.

The city worked to acquire a private placement bond sale, which returned a lower interest rate on the sale of $8.1 million bonds to pay for the project, the report says.

The city last week received architectural bids for the station—which will be located on city-owned property on a to-be-determined location on 64th Avenue South—and now has the funds to get it built.

Watch the meeting at which the approval came:

Agility Technologies will rebrand its rescue products division as FIRSTLOOK to align with future expansion.

Richmond, BC, Canada. Agility Technologies Corporation (Agility), developer of innovative products for the emergency services market announces the introduction of the FIRSTLOOK brand across all its digital and printed media assets and social platforms.

The successful introduction and adoption of the FL360 rescue camera across the global rescue community, in addition to the development and launch of multiple private label products have accelerated the need to execute on a long-term organizational strategy separating in-house products from those developed for others.

“As part of the FIRSTLOOK brand creation process, we took the opportunity to pause and crystallize the strategic vision and values that we founded the company on back in 2015,” said CEO Andy Ibbetson. “We’re extremely excited in new look and feel of the new brand and look forward to future of FIRSTLOOK.”

The team at Agility will continue to commit to our customers the same level of professionalism and service they’ve come to expect and would like to take the opportunity to thank all our loyal customers and business partners for your trust and friendship over these many years.

The entire FIRSTLOOK brand will be unveiled with the launch of our new website FIRSTLOOK.NET and displayed at our booth #3259 at the Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC) in Indianapolis on April 25th, 2022.

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Agility Technologies engineer best-In-class imaging and communications products for emergency, military and industrial professionals working in hazardous environments.