WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — The city of Williamsburg has a new fire station.
The city of Williamsburg
The Williamsburg Fire Department celebrated the grand opening of a the new fire station on Wednesday, according to a recent release. Firefighters began using the 31,000-square-foot station on Oct. 30.
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The city says that the new station has a state-of-the-art station alerting system, individual bunkrooms, an emphasis on firefighter health and safety, cancer preventative measures, a museum and an emergency operations center.
The city of Williamsburg
Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department President Rodney Freeman, Williamsburg Fire Chief Larry W. Snyder Jr. and Mayor Douglas G. Pons all spoke at the grand opening, according to a recent release from the city.
