City replaces fire station heater in emergency repair

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	City replaces fire station heater in emergency repair


	Fire Chief Mike Naplitano discusses the danger posed by a rusted out boiler system at the downtown fire station. The system will soon be replace in a $111,872 project. View Larger View » < >

A $100,000-plus project at the downtown fire station wasn’t in the plans when this year’s budgeting was handled, but when it became clear that the heating system, which is more than 40 years old, was reaching a point that it wasn’t safe, there wasn’t much of a choice.

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