Makalei Fire Station nearly complete

Big Island Video News

Apr 22, 2012

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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii: Work on the Makalei Fire Station is winding down, and officials are eyeing an August completion date. From the Hawaii County Office…

KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii: Work on the Makalei Fire Station is winding down, and officials are eyeing an August completion date.

From the Hawaii County Office of the Mayor:

The 11,000-square-foot Mākālei Fire Station currently under construction in Kona is 94 percent completed. The contractors are currently constructing the 50-foot driveway, connecting it to Māmalahoa Highway, installing traffic signal beacons, and completing utility work. Completed projects include the 50 kilowatt photovoltaic system, radio communication room, an three-space apparatus bay, a hose tower, a generator building, maintenance storage, office, kitchen, training room, dormitory, shower, restroom facilities, exercise work rooms, laundry room, fuel tank, and parking areas for staff and guests. Construction cost is $6.184 million, of which $ 4,113,686.00 million is funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The project started April 28, 2011 is scheduled for completion in August.

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