Oil has strange dramatically in the last year and a half in that affected their customers. But they were going to do in sioux city they were going to rebuild rail cars. City Officials Say they have been marketing the 5. 5 million railyard built for trinity rail and are confident the facility will be used by another suitor. We really never stop marketing because they had never officially entered i io an agreement. We have continue to market that, that is picked up in the last few months. A fantastic site, rail service, all utilities and streets are in so we are pretty confident we will see another industry come along and want to locate on that site. Not everybodys got a rarayard like we do. Loss of manufacturing is heavily relying on railroads. We got something we can market that a lot of other people dont have. Reporter both the city and trinity rail with continued the project if the market for oil move forward. Neither of them seem too concerned about the impact this would have an sio
For a muchneeded upgrade on the building and equipment in order to respond more efficiently for emergency calls. When we come back from a call we want to clean our gear and put it in a room where is ay from other contaminants. They are going for a bond vote to expand expand the station. Were running out of room for our firefighters and out of training space. We fight fires and respond to rescue calls and we need to be prepared for thatallaround. Reporter it would be funded through a bond issuance and through the fire department. It would bring a total of 3,560,000. In 1963 the trucks and vehicles was not designed to do all of the different variety of rescues and rescue calls we have now. Reporter of approve the remodeler take a little over a year. Set to complete in 2018. Currently skies 1100 square feet it would triple in size. The Community Support is awesome. We feel it all year round. We have great Community Support. There will be an open house tomorrow from 9 am to 11 am on the at
Evie Ladd (center) received the second highest award in the Lions Club at the recently held District 5M9 Midwinter Convention. The award is from the Lions International President, Dr. Patti