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NEW EMERGENCY SERVICES BUILDING IN GULL LAKE

Released on August 9, 2000

Emergency services in Gull Lake will soon be housed in a new building.



The new building will accommodate two fire trucks, two ambulances, an Emergency

Response Unit and related equipment that serve the Gull Lake region.



The province is cost-sharing the project with eight area municipalities. An

$87,000 grant from the Province's Centenary Fund has been provided toward the

$173,000 project.



"Emergency services in Gull Lake serve a wide area," Municipal Affairs, Culture

and Housing Minister Jack Hillson said. "Not only do they serve the residents

in eight municipalities but, being adjacent to a number of key road and rail

routes and near oil and gas development, they also respond to many other

emergencies."



The new building is expected to be complete this fall.



The Centenary Fund, announced in this year's Provincial Budget, supports

capital projects that are of provincial or regional interest and develop

municipal infrastructure in preparation for Saskatchewan's Centennial

celebrations in 2005.



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For more information, contact:



Mark Evans

Communications

Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-1370

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