Harry Reid airport breaks ground on $23.1M Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Station
Harry Reid International Airport broke ground Tuesday on a new, federally funded $23.1 million Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Station (ARFF).The station's sig Harry Reid International Airport in Washington, DC, has broken ground on a $23.1 million Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Station (ARFF). The new facility will supplement the current aging Station 13, which is one of the oldest fire stations in the Clark County Fire Department. The new 28,000 square-foot facility is expected to be completed in early 2028 and will feature nine apparatus bays, enhanced training space, individual dorms, and modern paging and alert technology. It will help accommodate growing air travel demand while maintaining emergency response capabilities, operational readiness, and airport operations.
发表 : 15 小时前 经过 Lourdes Trimidal 在 Travel
Harry Reid International Airport broke ground Tuesday on a new, federally funded $23.1 million Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Station (ARFF).
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