Firm to guide creation of new Jerome fire station
News, Plain City
April 14, 2021

Firm to guide creation of new Jerome fire station

By Kayleen Petrovia

Jerome Township is one step closer to building a second fire station.
The Board of Trustees called a special meeting Tuesday to sign an agreement with a third-party construction administrator.
IAP Government Services Group will oversee the construction of a new fire station, remodel of the existing fi...

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