Hose Tower

Looking down from 2nd floor.

Mr. Leonardo

Mr. Leonardo, Leonardo Masonry,actually stands still for a moment!

2nd floor

View looking down future hallway.

Basement interior construction

From rear corner, looking towards tower area.

Kyle Sharp

Kyle Sharp, Sharp Paving, gives Dave Moore the "thumbs up"!

Decking work nears completion

Working on the truck bay floor.

Bill Leonardo

Bill, Leonardo Masonry, waits as masons unload a bucket of morter while working on the hose tower.

Outside stairs.

Block work of stairs leading from front ramp to basement area.

1st floor

1st floor steel work prior to decking.

Matt Byerly flashes a smile.

Matt Byerly (Compamy #3) shows that safety is best!

Bay #1 ready for cement.

Under floor heating lines are in place.

Lower side of building.

Block work nears completion.

Truck bay nears completion.

Bill Sobieray and Bill Simmons

Bill Sobieray (retired member, Company #5), of Sobieray Electric, and Bill Simmons (department President, Company #6) wait for Dave Moore to finish taking photos.

Lezzer Lumber Rep Ken Rising

Yes, they do make "House Calls"!

1st floor hall.

Looking towards bay #1.

2nd floor prep.

Iron worker sets the steel for the 2nd floor.

Keeping check.

Mr. Leonardo, Leonardo Masonry, checks the progress of his men.

Bays 1 - 3

Working on rear of hose tower.

Block work on rear of hose tower prior to construction of museum area. Door opening is from museum into hose tower.

Tom Moreau floats the wet cement in the basement.

Tom Moreau (company #4), Tom Moreau Concrete, shows that bosses do work!

Gary Robbins (left) and Nicolis Isidor (right)

Gary Robbins (Company #3) and Nicolis Isidor, of Tom Moreau Concrete, moving cement for the basement pour.

Paul Koons makes his daily appearance.

Paul Koons (Fire Department Administrator, Company #3) is always happy to stop in and see how things are going.