The Firehouse Site and Development Committee decided to recommend a new Company 1 firehouse while maintaining Company 2 as is.
Firehouse committee advances decision on consolidation versus relocation for Companies 1 and 2. The committee received an updated SP&A architectural report projecting over $25 million to combine the two buildings into one facility, excluding site acquisition, and heard estimates for a
Firehouse committee reviews condition reports for three fire company buildings. Engineer Marco Costini presented working-draft facility assessments covering the committee's options for renovation versus new construction; Town Manager David Cox attended. The Fire Chief reported annual maintenance
Firehouse Site and Development Committee approves meeting calendar, defers site decisions pending engineer report. The committee heard that SP&A engineers completed on-site measurements at three candidate locations and plan to deliver their full report by June 17th; the panel will hold the findings
The Firehouse Site and Development Committee heard from consulting engineers at SP&A on the process for evaluating three town firehouse properties. Lead architect Marco Vasantini and engineer Dean Petricelli told the committee they will deliver three separate bound reports by mid to late June, with
The Firehouse Site and Development Committee unanimously endorsed the Town Council-approved selection of SP&A to evaluate the town's three fire facilities and develop capital improvement recommendations. Town Manager David Cox reported the contract is expected to be signed within the week, with
The Firehouse Site and Development Committee unanimously approved minutes from its February meetings and voted 7-0 to adopt the agenda. The committee interviewed three firms — TLB Architecture, Silver Petrucelli & Associates, and H2M Architects and Engineers, Inc. — for a fire property condition
Firehouse Site and Development Committee advances RFP timeline and property exploration. Chairman Richard Knotek and all eight members unanimously approved the agenda and January minutes, then reviewed a mandatory contractor walkthrough attended by seven of eight invited firms. The RFP response
East Hampton's Firehouse Site and Development Committee unanimously approved its 2026 meeting schedule and moved forward with a request-for-proposal process to evaluate existing facilities and relocation options. All eight members present heard from newly introduced Firemen advisors Marty Swan and
Get East Hampton's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.