Monticello Breaks Ground on $1.3-Million Fire Station
By: SEARK Today, KARK 4 News Content Partner
Updated: November 30, 2012
The city of Monticello is preparing to build a new fire station.
Ground was broken Thursday morning for the project, culminating more than a decade of discussion and planning often mired in controversy over where the station would be located.
The $1.3-million station, funded with a portion of a one-cent city sales tax, will be built on North Main Street on the former W.C. Whaley Elementary School property.
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Ground was broken Thursday morning for the project, culminating more than a decade of discussion and planning often mired in controversy over where the station would be located.
The $1.3-million station, funded with a portion of a one-cent city sales tax, will be built on North Main Street on the former W.C. Whaley Elementary School property.
Click here for the rest of the story from KARK 4 News Content Partner SEARK Today.
Click here for more on the story from KARK 4 News Content Partner MonticelloLive.
