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Mesa fire station to be replaced at Greenfield, Diamond

The two-bay Mesa Fire and Medical Station No. 205 is to be replaced and will have three apparatus bays.

City of Mesa

The existing fire station at the southwest corner of Greenfield Road and Diamond Avenue will be removed.

City of Mesa

The two-bay Mesa Fire and Medical Station No. 205 at the southwest corner of Greenfield Road and Diamond Avenue is to be replaced with a larger facility with three apparatus bays.

The Mesa Design Review Board on June 10 voted 5-0 to approve the look and landscaping for the public safety facility on 1 acre. Chairman Dane Astle and Boardmember Paul Johnson were absent.

The existing fire station will be removed, Planner Evan Balmer told the board.

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