Walls begin to rise at future Carbon County ambulance garage on Airport Road

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Work continues on Carbon County's new ambulance garage on Airport Road. The facility will house not only ambulances, but will also serve as a storage facility for the county's electronic voting equipment and have facilities that can fully replace the public safety dispatch center in Price in an emergency. In addition, the building will be able to serve as an emergency operations center.

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