South End Fire Station replacement

Local record and application

What this record means for a receiving site

The City of Winchester is building a new South End Fire Station on the existing 17 West Monmouth Street site. Its project description calls for a 26,000-square-foot, two-story building with four apparatus bays facing South Braddock Street. The phasing plan first removes portions of the old property, then creates a construction entrance from West Germain Street, builds the replacement, and finally removes the remaining old station after the new one opens. The city says emergency response will continue during the work. That continuity is central to access: apparatus routes, construction staging, and private deliveries cannot be treated as interchangeable space. If a separately approved station food operation required temporary warewashing, Winchester dishwashing trailer rental would need a clear dirty-rack return, clean-dish path, hot water, drain connection, and food-safety approval. The fire department would have to authorize the receiver, schedule, and pad. The public project record does not say a dishroom closed or that the station requested rental equipment.