AFTER seven years at a temporary location, Point Fortin firefighters will have a new home. The new fire station, in Techier Village, will open on April 23.
This was confirmed to Newsday by a senior official of the Urban Development Corporation (Udecott), which is responsible for the project.
Fire officers were relocated from the 85-year-old, termite-infested, dilapidated fire station on the main road in February 2017, after protests.
They were moved to a Heritage bungalow in Clifton Hill.
The 2024 public sector investment programme document says the Point Fortin Fire Station will be completed in fiscal 2024 "with funding in the amount of $10 million."
In a Facebook video in early March, Point Fortin MP Kennedy Richards Jr did a walkthrough of the facility and said it would be handed over in a month.
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