New Look – Egg Harbor Fire Station Completed

The old facade of the Egg Harbor Fire Station #1.

The Egg Harbor Fire Station renovation was completed in December. The station on Harbor School Road is jointly owned by the town and village of Egg Harbor, which split the $266,000 cost of the renovation. Improvements include a new meeting room for training and a dramatic re-facing of the exterior of the station.

The facility was built in 1974 and expanded slightly in the late 1970s.

After a year of tensions that nearly resulted in a split of the fire department, the two municipalities approved a 10-year intergovernmental agreement defining financial responsibilities and duties for the joint fire department and Fire Station #1 renovations in March of 2011 meeting.

The new look facade of the fire station.

The town owns the department’s other fire station on Cty I in Carlsville, which also serves as its town hall.