May 12, 2014 in City
Spokane airport upgrade continues with new fire station
Mike Prager The Spokesman-Review
A new fire station at Spokane International Airport is rising from the grassy flat southwest of the Alaska Airlines terminal.
The $8 million project will replace the existing fire station located northeast of the A and B concourses. Airport officials said the old station has reached the end of its useful life.
The 17,700-square-foot facility will have four equipment bays. It’s being built by Lydig Construction under a design by Integrus Architecture, both of Spokane.
While the new building appears to be located in a remote spot, it’s closer to the center of the main runway as well as the crosswind runway, said Todd Woodard, airport spokesman.
The new fire station will also work well for timely responses to a future third runway, included in the airport’s master plan.
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