BOSTON (WHDH) - Boston leaders and fire officials attended a groundbreaking ceremony for Boston’s newest fire station – the first in over 30 years – on Friday.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh attended the beam-raising ceremony at Egleston Square to describe what to expect once the two-story Engine 42 fire station is completed.
Walsh said there will be a new fitness center and training space inside of the building for firefighters.
“This is a state of the art firehouse,” Walsh said. “Our firehouses are second homes to our firefighters, so this station includes new amenities to help improve people’s quality of life.”
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