An information session to explain the details of why the existing 50-year-old fire house needs to be replaced has been set for Thursday, April 24, at 6:00 p.m. at Botelle School. The meeting will also cover what’s included in the new firehouse and how much it will cost.
Members of the Norfolk Volunteer Fire Department, the architect, First Selectman Matt Riiska and representatives from the fire house building committee will all be on hand to provide information and answer questions.
A vote to approve the fire house, including the plan for funding it, will take place in conjunction with the annual Town Meeting in May.
An information booklet about the new fire house is going out in the mail to everyone in town.To get the latest updates online, visit the town website at norfolkct.org and click on “New Fire House Updates” at the top of the home page.