GCFD 5, conservation district start on new facility
Fire District 5 Chief Dan Smith signs the groundbreaking ceremonial shovels to be displayed in the new facility.
Sam Fletcher/Columbia Basin Herald
A rendering of the new facility by Architects West.
Left to right: Doug Finley, Dave Stadelman, John Preston, Marie Lotz, Harold Crose, Dan Smith, Harold Schwab, Amanda Bennett, Buck Naff, Bruce Matthews, Shailee Evans and Bob Horst pose for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new facility at 12801 Road 2 NE on Monday.
Columbia River Excavation breaks ground for the new multi-agency facility at 12801 Road 2 NE on Monday.
A District 5 fire truck in front of the burn building on the property of the new facility-to-be on Monday.
MOSES LAKE — Representatives from Grant County Fire District 5 and the Grant County Conservation District broke ground Monday at the fire district training facility at 12801 Road 2 NE for a new state-of-the-art facility uniting the two agencies.
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