The renovation of Fire Station 606 is scheduled to take approximately a year to complete. A construction fence will be installed at the end of December, with full construction beginning in January.  To ensure uninterrupted emergency services throughout construction, crews from Fire Station 606 will relocate to a temporary station in mid-December.

Thanks to a valued partnership with Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD), the temporary station will operate from the former Noah building near Miracle League and Cholla Park—just a half-mile from the current station. Renovations to the temporary facility include living quarters for four firefighters, complete with a kitchen, showers, and bunkrooms. A weather-protective enclosure outside will house the fire engine, and during wildfire season, a smaller brush truck may also be stationed on site.

Fire Station 606 is home to a fire engine staffed with a four-person crew, consisting of two EMTs and two paramedics. The crew provides all hazards response capabilities and delivers the same level of service consistent with other fire engine companies across Scottsdale. The station’s central location enables rapid response to emergencies throughout its service area.

An open house was held on Monday, March 25 at the Via Linda Senior Center, 10440 E. Via Linda. Participants received an overview of the project and had the opportunity to provide comments to the design team.