Next steps for Dorchester Fire Hall include net zero analysis and hiring of design consultant

Erica Butler
CHMA News, Local Journalism Initiative, Community Radio Fund of Canada

On today’s show, we get the details on recent steps approved by Tantramar council towards building a new fire hall in Dorchester. The current Dorchester Fire Hall was built in 1947, and fire chief Greg Partridge says the department has outgrown it. We speak with Tantramar CAO Jennifer Borne about the decision to hire Catalyst Consulting Engineers to oversee a geotechnical investigation of the property, a net zero analysis, and the hiring of a design consultant.

Plus in news briefs, Tantramar announces a road closure on Main Street between Dufferin and Wellington today as well as possible disruptions to traffic downtown near Rose’s Independent Grocer; and the Mount Allison President’s Speaker Series is back tonight with University of Alberta professor Kim Tallbear.

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