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Dalton seeks site for public safety facility; architect hired

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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What happened

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Crane & Co. presented a parcel of land to Dalton as a potential site for a proposed public safety facility. The town hired Brian Humes, an architect, to speak publicly about the property at an upcoming meeting. Officials noted that while the land is the cheapest option available, concerns remain due to a lack of soil borings and property assessment.

From berkshireeagle.com

Why it matters

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Dalton has been searching for a location to build a new police department and combined fire facility for over a decade. The land acquisition process is underway to address the issues of outdated and cramped public safety facilities.

From berkshireeagle.com

Who's involved

  • DaltonThe village seeking a site for a combined police and fire facility
  • Brian HumesThe architect contracted by the town to speak about the property
  • bishopAn elected Selectman within the municipality of Dalton

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • DaltonSpeculative

    The land acquisition process might affect future municipal construction costs for the public safety facility.

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