From left, Clay Township Board member Paul Hensel, Clay Township Trustee Doug Callahan, Clay Township Board member Matt Snyder, Clay Township Board member Mary Eckard, CFD Chief David Haboush and Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard break ground.
From left, Clay Township Board member Paul Hensel, Clay Township Trustee Doug Callahan, Clay Township Board member Matt Snyder, Clay Township Board member Mary Eckard, CFD Chief David Haboush and Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard break ground.
Former CFD Assistant Chief Jim Martin, who runs the Carmel Fire Buffs Museum, speaks during the ceremony.
CFD Chief David Haboush gives remarks at the ceremony.
Officials from Clay Township, the City of Carmel and the Carmel Fire Dept. broke ground Oct. 13 on a building to house CFD headquarters, a museum, community gathering space and the Survive Alive Village experience for children. The new five-story building on Veterans Way is funded as part of Clay Township’s $60 million park and public safety improvement initiative announced in 2019. The building is set to be complete in the fall of 2021. (Photos by Ann Marie Shambaugh)
