Public invited to learn more about new Thomaston Fire Station and upcoming vote at Jan. 8 workshop
An architectural rendering of the proposed 15,100-square-foot Thomaston Fire and EMS station that, if voters approve, would be built on a portion of the Thomaston Green. At the June 2023 Town Meeting, voters had endorsed reserving 1.7 acres of the Thomaston Green on which a new fire and EMS station could be built. Port City Architecture submitted the proposed design to the town with a $7 million construction cost. (Image courtesy Town of Thomaston)
An architectural rendering of the proposed 15,100-square-foot Thomaston Fire and EMS station that, if voters approve, would be built on a portion of the Thomaston Green. At the June 2023 Town Meeting, voters had endorsed reserving 1.7 acres of the Thomaston Green on which a new fire and EMS station could be built. Port City Architecture submitted the proposed design to the town with a $7 million construction cost. (Image courtesy Town of Thomaston)
A public workshop concerning the proposed new Thomaston fire station will be held on Wednesday, January 8, at 6 p.m. with Port City Architects and the Fire and EMS Building Committee at the Thomaston Municipal Building.
All citizens are encouraged to attend, learn more about the project, and ask questions.
If you are unable to attend in person, please forward in advance any questions, comments, and/or concerns to the Town Manager at kgeorge@thomastonmaine.gov.
To learn more about the project, visit Thomaston’s websitewww.thomastonmaine.gov.
Videos about the project are both created by Blake and Company Films, LLC.
Voters will decide on the warrant article at the referendum on Tuesday, February 4. Absentee ballots will be available starting Monday, January 6, at the Thomaston Town Office.
