January 25, 2021
Port Huron City Council members are expected to get an update on the city’s fire station situation during this evening’s city council meeting. Last February, city council members approved an agreement with Redstone Architects to study and make recommendations on the future use of the city’s three fire stations. Tonight, council is to receive and file the report form Redstone which will outline the current conditions and needs to the city’s fire stations as well as the feasibility of upgrading or replacing them. A second reading and enactment of a rezoning ordinance is expected tonight for a vacant parcel in the 2700 block of 10th avenue. Also tonight, city council is expected to approve a bid of nearly $28-thousand from Coldspring Granite Company of Minnesota for 40 new columbaria at the Allied Veterans Cemetery. Port Huron City Council will meet at 7pm tonight at the municipal office center.
$4M in state grants to fund three local projects montgomerynews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montgomerynews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
About $4 million in state grants for three projects in Montgomery County was announced by the office of state Sen. Katie Muth, D-44th Dist.
The largest grant, $2 million, will go toward the construction of a new emergency services center in Upper Providence Township.
Another $1 million will be used toward the restoration of the historic Perkiomen Bridge Hotel in Collegeville and another $1 million has been awarded to Laurel House, Montgomery County s domestic violence shelter.
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Upper Providence Emergency Services
The $2 million grant will support the construction of a fire and emergency services facility and training building on land owned by Upper Providence Township. The building will serve as the headquarters and primary response location for all fire and EMS services, including the township s emergency operations center.