Monday, January 21, 2013
The project should be complete by March 15
Contractors began the remediation of Fire Station No. 1 this month, staying in line with city officials' desire to have the project completed by mid-March. Building Commissioner William Griswold told City Council a week ago that Panzica Construction of Mayfield Village began work in the second week of January, removing caulk and replacing window seals on the fire station's west side. The company will ultimately fix water-leakage and infiltration damage by wrapping windows and installing wood nailers and aluminum copings to the north, east and west elevations. Griswold said the west side is 20 to 30 percent complete. The target completion date is March 15. "So far, everything looks good," Griswold said. Beachwood agreed to the contract …
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Find information about three approved city contracts here
Beachwood City Council approved a few contracts at its regular meeting this week, which will be the final one of the year. The contracts will allow vendors to repair damages at Fire Station No. 1, supply the city with new parcel management software and maintain the Beachwood's Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning systems at City Hall, the Community Center and police and fire stations. Here's some information about the contracts:
Monday, September 12, 2011
Patch ran into a resident at the 9/11 memorial Sunday bringing cookies to Beachwood firefighters, and she shared her touching story
A few people had gathered in the lobby of the city's main fire station. Their conversations were muted. The center of attention was a portion of a burned piece of metal, a section of the girders that seemed to lift the Twin Towers to the bottom of the sky. A woman and her two children came to the door. The family donated cookies and sandwiches to the firehouse. When Fire Chief Patrick Kearns asked who should get the thank you note, the woman said, "Nobody." She wouldn't leave her name. She wouldn't share her city. But she shared the story about her way of remembering 9/11. Go to Beachwood Patch's September 11th Anniversary page to see all of the Beachwood news about the anniversary.
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