6/6/24 @ 9:40 a.m.
Please join us on Thursday, June 13, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. for a Groundbreaking Ceremony in celebration of the construction of the new Nassau County Fire Rescue Station 10, located at 75822 Edwards Road in Yulee.
This new modern facility will consist of 8,453 square feet and will feature three bays with an engine, rescue unit, and tanker. It will also contain 11 sleeping quarters, four and half bathrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and an exercise room.
The Station is being built through a public-private partnership with GreenePointe Holdings, the developer for Tributary. It will be funded through impact fees (fees paid by developers to cover impact of new development). This is the third station to break ground since February 2024, including a new Station 70 on Nassauville Road and a new Station 90 on County Road 2 in Hilliard, both of which are under construction.
Board Chairman John Martin stated, “Proactive planning has allowed the County to further the capabilities of Nassau County Fire Rescue by constructing new stations and adding personnel and equipment in a phased manner to accommodate the demands of a growing community. We are passionate about public safety and want to ensure that the emergency personnel at Nassau County Fire Rescue have what they need to continue providing outstanding service to our residents. We look forward to celebrating again at a grand opening event next year.”
Should you have any questions, please contact Nassau County Fire Rescue at (904) 530-6600.
-Sabrina Robertson
Public Information Officer
Please join us on Thursday, June 13, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. for a Groundbreaking Ceremony in celebration of the construction of the new Nassau County Fire Rescue Station 10, located at 75822 Edwards Road in Yulee.
This new modern facility will consist of 8,453 square feet and will feature three bays with an engine, rescue unit, and tanker. It will also contain 11 sleeping quarters, four and half bathrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and an exercise room.
The Station is being built through a public-private partnership with GreenePointe Holdings, the developer for Tributary. It will be funded through impact fees (fees paid by developers to cover impact of new development). This is the third station to break ground since February 2024, including a new Station 70 on Nassauville Road and a new Station 90 on County Road 2 in Hilliard, both of which are under construction.
Board Chairman John Martin stated, “Proactive planning has allowed the County to further the capabilities of Nassau County Fire Rescue by constructing new stations and adding personnel and equipment in a phased manner to accommodate the demands of a growing community. We are passionate about public safety and want to ensure that the emergency personnel at Nassau County Fire Rescue have what they need to continue providing outstanding service to our residents. We look forward to celebrating again at a grand opening event next year.”
Should you have any questions, please contact Nassau County Fire Rescue at (904) 530-6600.
-Sabrina Robertson
Public Information Officer
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