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Progress at Plymouth Fire Stations #2 and #3

Station #2 is being completely rebuilt and Fire Station #3 is being remodeled with an addition. Along with dorms and dedicated turnout gear spaces, a plethora of on-site training opportunities are planned for both stations. Learn more about the fire station designs here.

 

  • Station #2 second floor gypsum board and exterior spray insulation
  • Station #2 apparatus bay trench drains and vapor barrier
  • Station #3 second floor HVAC and piping
  • Station #2 barrel vault / tower spray insulation

 

 

 

Completion is slated for June at Station #3 and October at Station #2.

View drone footage, courtesy of RJM Construction, of each site:

 

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