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Posted on: September 6, 2023

Victoria Fire Department unveils remodeled Station One

Officials hold up a piece of caution tape to cut with novelty scissors in front of a fire truck

PHOTO #1: The Victoria Fire Department, City Council, City Manager’s Office, Lauger Construction and BRW Architects participate in a ribbon-cutting Sept. 6 at the newly remodeled Victoria Fire Department Station One, 606 E. Goodwin Avenue.

PHOTO #2: Event attendees socialize in the newly remodeled kitchen at Victoria Fire Department Station One, 606 E. Goodwin Avenue, after the ribbon-cutting Sept. 6.

People gather around an ornate kitchen table with the Victoria Fire Department logoPHOTO #3: The remodeling of Victoria Fire Department Station One includes extensive roof repairs, as seen in this April 2022 photo.

PHOTO #4: The remodeling of Victoria Fire Department Station One includes individual sleeping quarters, as seen in this September 2022 photo.

A thorough renovation project has wrapped up at Victoria Fire Department Station One, 606 E. Goodwin Avenue, equipping the station to continue serving the community for many years to come.

The Victoria Fire Department on Sept. 6 hosted a ribbon-cutting at the new station that was attended by City and County leadership; community members; and local stakeholders, including the fire department’s partners in the medical sector.

Previously, Station One had not undergone significant remodeling during its 40-year lifespan. In addition, the roof still had leaks and damage from Hurricane Harvey and previous storms.

“We are excited to be back open, and we look forward to serving the southside out of the new facility for another 40 years,” said Fire Chief Tracy Fox.

In addition to the roof repairs, the newly remodeled fire station includes:

  • Building under construction with exposed roof frameworkA backup generator
  • Structural support capable of withstanding a Category 3 hurricane
  • Individual sleeping quarters
  • Improved restrooms, living spaces and office spaces
  • A conference room that will be open to nonprofits and community groups
  • Landscaping improvements

View more photos from the event

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Building under construction with small separate rooms being builtTo learn more about Victoria Fire Department services, visit www.victoriatx.gov/fire

The renovation was funded as part of the fiscal year 2022 capital improvement program. To learn more about projects that are planned for next fiscal year, visit www.victoriatx.gov/budget

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