Fire station may get cleanroom

FEB. 25–BOZEMAN, Mont.–A Helena company will soon learn whether it will be awarded a city contract to build a cleanroom in Fire Station No. 1.

The Bozeman City Commission will decide whether to grant Ingram-Clevenger of Helena a $125,000 contract during its meeting today at 7 p.m. in the Bozeman Municipal Building.

The money comes from a bond issue city voters passed in 2002 paying for new fire equipment and facility upgrades.

In this case, a cleanroom is place where people exposed to disease or hazardous materials can decontaminate.

The $1 million bond issue will also pay for a new fire engine, a truck for rescue and hazardous materials equipment, two new utility vehicles and a new garage door.

Fire Station No. 1 is located at the corner of Mendenhall Street and Rouse Avenue.

The commission also will decide whether to purchase a sports utility vehicle from Ressler Motors at $30,000 for the city’s building inspection division.

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