Green Bay City Council Approves $50,000 for Fire Station 3 Repairs
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What happened
The city council approved funding for repairs at Fire Station 3 in Green Bay. The station had been closed since June 24 after a storm caused flood damage, which required electrical service to be disconnected. The approved funding totals $50,000 for repairs to the station's electrical systems, HVAC equipment, and water heaters.
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Why it matters
The approval of emergency funding allows the city to complete necessary repairs to the municipal facility. The station is scheduled to reopen four months after the initial flood damage occurred.
The city council in Green Bay is responsible for city financial decisions.
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Who's involved
- Green BayThe municipality where the fire station is located and where the repairs are taking place
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Green Bay
city in and county seat of Brown County, Wisconsin, United States