The Town’s stated purpose for acquiring the land was for a public facilities complex. A facilities study completed in 2017 found that Middleton’s fire station, police station, senior center, and town offices have exceeded their useful lives.
The study determined that all four facilities needed to be replaced or substantially renovated, expanded, and modernized. The 2017 study established an order of priority for the facilities: a new fire station, a new senior center/ community center, a new police station, and a new town hall. As the current study evolved it was determined that there were operational and financial benefits to combining the fire and the police stations as the first phase as a Public Safety Building. Both facilities are outdated and do not support the contemporary needs of a modern public safety infrastructure to serve and protect the public.
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