Black Mold Mayhem – Fungus Caused Meridian Township Fire Station’s Early Closure

Meridian Township’s Central Fire Station was set to be replaced since 2012. However, no thanks to black mold, the relocation of its personnel and equipments was recently hastened.

The station was closed on February 13, 2014 after the black mold was discovered in its various sections. According to Meridian Township Fire Chief Fred Cowper, the fungus brought the firehouse in a deplorable condition. And with a plea from the firefighters themselves due to health concerns, he said that they couldn’t just wait any longer to move out of the building.

It was back in the November 2012 when voters approved the construction of a new station to replace Central Fire Station. But because of a dispute between officials and residents of a condominium complex, the project has been delayed.

In light of the recent black mold problem though, along with extensive interior water and ceiling damages, officials were left with no choice but to close the unit. Temporarily, its emergency and fire calls will be handled by two other stations at 2140 Haslett Road and 3711 Okemos Road.

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“Fire officials plan to close the Central Fire Station today because of deteriorating conditions, including black mold.

Meridian Township Fire Chief Fred Cowper said Wednesday that personnel and equipment will be moved out of the Clinton Street building. Emergency and fire calls will be handled by the township’s other two stations, at 2140 Haslett Road and 3711 Okemos Road, until a temporary building is found.”

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