A rendering of the proposed dual fire station and city offices building that could rise on land bounded by Amberly Road, 134th Street, Canongate Road and Castlewood Street. The new facility would give breathing room to both organizations, who are feeling pinched at their current buildings.
WAVERLY — Talks of a new fire station in Waverly date back over a decade, and a new set of renderings show how the project could come into view — as a joint effort with the City of Waverly.
PUBLIC EYE: Cal Weeks (left) and Peggy Brown (right) scope out the renderings of the proposed dual Waverly fire station and city offices building at the Waverly Fire & Rescue’s current fire station on Nov. 21 at an open house event.
After several months of discussion, the Waverly City Council is likely to revise plans on a building that would have housed both Waverly’s city hall and fire department.
A rendering of the proposed dual fire station and city offices building that could rise on land bounded by Amberly Road, 134th Street, Canongate Road and Castlewood Street. The new facility would give breathing room to both organizations, who are feeling pinched at their current buildings.
PUBLIC EYE: Cal Weeks (left) and Peggy Brown (right) scope out the renderings of the proposed dual Waverly fire station and city offices building at the Waverly Fire & Rescue’s current fire station on Nov. 21 at an open house event.
After several months of discussion, the Waverly City Council is likely to revise plans on a building that would have housed both Waverly’s city hall and fire department.
