Springfield Twp. to open firehouse
The Enquirer SPRINGFIELD TWP. - The township will dedicate a new 32,000-square-foot administration and fire headquarters today. The 10:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony will be followed by an open house. Construction started last year on the complex, located next to the administration building on Winton Road, and finished under the $5.6 million budget. The new complex has five truck bays and training area for the fire department's 100-member staff. TOP STORIES County's election cost: $6M Jurors checked for criminal past Search report clears officer Scouts build, plant crosses for U.S. soldiers who died More steps, fewer calories IN THE TRISTATE Buses come, go at 2 schools Program helps residents pay fuel bill Union Twp. backs cops in shooting Local survivors: 'Take charge' Cheviot budget cuts under way Sessions guide Jewish girls to teen years New home for Hoxworth center Growth frustrates Warren Co. officials Rural v. city politics divides government Trustee charged with possessing child porn photos Voting machine error gives Bush 3,893 extra votes Bloomfield kids will meet 'Booger' author Springfield Twp. to open firehouse Event honors five women for service, perseverance Local news briefs Neighbors briefs Public safety briefs ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS Memory of mom in students' hearts LIVES REMEMBERED Sandra Hoemmelmeyer was cheerful voice on Enquirer phone May Orton Westheimer, 82, was volunteer, philanthropist KENTUCKY STORIES Don't go buy that lion yet Man with artificial heart dies Developers pointing fingers Patton's lover: I'm broke Commute sentence, letter requests Gov. Fletcher forms energy task force Lucas wishes now that he'd kept seat College expo gets students planning Kentucky briefs
SPRINGFIELD TWP. - The township will dedicate a new 32,000-square-foot administration and fire headquarters today.
The 10:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony will be followed by an open house.
Construction started last year on the complex, located next to the administration building on Winton Road, and finished under the $5.6 million budget.
The new complex has five truck bays and training area for the fire department's 100-member staff.
