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    You are at:Home»Local News»New volunteer fire station set to open in Ashland Bottoms

    New volunteer fire station set to open in Ashland Bottoms

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    By Peter Rice on July 10, 2024 Local News, Riley County
    Photo courtesy of Vivienne Leyva/Riley County PIO

    Riley County Fire District #1 announced Tuesday of the completion of the new Ashland Bottoms Volunteer Fire Station #102, located at 4928 McDowell Creek Road, Manhattan, KS.

    The new facility represents an advancement in the district’s ability to provide fire protection and emergency response services to the southern portion of Riley County.

    Construction began in February of 2024. The contract with Riley Construction totaled $199,200 and was paid for with existing Fire District Project Funds, meaning the district did not have to take on debt to finance the project.

    The need for a new station arose from the limitations of the old facility at 2881 W. 32nd Ave, which was built in the 1960’s and was too small.

    The new station and equipment will also provide opportunities for additional training for its 6 assigned members.

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