Residents of Scottsdale can breathe easy knowing that even as Fire Station 606 kicks off a major renovation next year, their safety won’t be put on the back burner—emergency services are set to continue without a hitch. According to a report by ScottsdaleAZ.gov, the facelift on the station situated near Via Linda and 108th Street is slated to start in January 2026.
This swap ensures they can continue serving the local community with the same zest and zeal they always have, per the Scottsdale Unified School District’s collaboration. “The safety of our community is always our top priority,” Fire Chief Tom Shannon assured, as mentioned on the city’s website.
Scottsdale’s residents won’t have to deal with construction cranes instead of fire engines for too long, though—with the project pegged at $7.2 million and set to wrap in about a year. Station 606, built in the quiet days of 1985, stands on the brink of transformation set to modernize its facilities to not only meet today’s operational demands but also ensure no one’s left out with improved accessibility…