The new Fire Station No. 3 won't just help keep the residents of Grand Island safe. It will also be good for the health of those working inside the station.
Grand Island Fire Chief Cory Schmidt speaks during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island on Thursday, Aug. 27.
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Grand Island City Council President Ryan O’Neill cuts a fire hose with motorized shears as part of the “ribbon cutting” ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
Grand Island City Council President Ryan O’Neill speaks to those attending the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 on Thursday, Aug. 27.
A young visitor enjoys a cookie, popcorn and a free plastic firefighter hat on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
After years of planning and months of building, the firefighters and their equipment have officially relocated to the newly-built Fire Station #3. Beginning, Wednesday, November 5, crews will begin demolishing the structure that had been serving the Grand Island Fire Department since 1987.
Photos: Opening of Grand Island Fire Station No. 3
Grand Island City Council President Ryan O’Neill cuts a fire hose with motorized shears as part of the “ribbon cutting” ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
A young visitor enjoys a cookie, popcorn and a free plastic firefighter hat on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
Guests including City Council President Ryan O’Neill, City Administrator Patrick Brown and Fire Chief Cory Schmidt speak to visitors on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
Grand Island Fire Chief Cory Schmidt speaks during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island on Thursday, Aug. 27.
Members of the audience, including Barbara Graves, clap at the conclusion of City Council President Ryan O’Neill’s comments on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
Grand Island City Council President Ryan O’Neill speaks to those attending the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 on Thursday, Aug. 27.
Grand Island City Council president Ryan O’Neill uses motorized shears to cut a fire hose as part of the “ribbon cutting” ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 27, during the grand opening of Fire Station No. 3 in Grand Island.
