The new $6 million Moreton Bay Central Fire and Rescue Station is on track to open in two months.
A spokesperson for the Queensland Fire and Emergency Service (QFES) said the station, in Narangba, is “expected to become operational in November”.
“This station will provide contemporary front-line fire and emergency services response capability for the Moreton Bay Central communities,” the spokesperson said.
“The new permanent station will include three engine bays, duty office, training room, turnout room and locker room and will accommodate two urban pumper tankers in addition to various specialised equipment.”
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