Hull Public Safety Building Committee approves transparency plan for facility project.
The Hull Public Safety Building Committee unanimously approved posting agendas, minutes, and recordings online as it advances planning for a joint police-fire public safety facility. Vice Chair Bill Frazier led the transparency initiative in response to resident concerns about funding
Public Safety Building Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026
HULL — The Hull Public Safety Building Committee unanimously approved posting agendas, minutes, and recordings online as it advances planning for a joint police-fire public safety facility. Vice Chair Bill Frazier led the transparency initiative in response to resident concerns about funding accountability. KBA Architects partner Todd Costa presented findings from the feasibility study covering scope, timelines, site analysis, and costs.
Committee members Moraiba Reyes and Donna Pursel will develop a frequently asked questions list for the town website. The committee will identify relocation sites for both stations ahead of construction.
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Source: the Public Safety Building Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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