Over the years, the Cumberland Township Building, originally constructed in 1979, has seen various additions, and studies over the years have witnessed various expansions, and undergone numerous studies to assess its capability to serve the evolving needs of the township.
The Township Building Committee, after a meticulous evaluation of potential collaborators and a thorough exploration of options, has put forth a recommendation that resonates with the community’s aspirations. The decision to renovate the existing municipal building, along with the addition of two modest extensions.
The project, however, stretches beyond the confines of the building itself. It envisions a comprehensive revamp that includes modernizing the parking lot, enhancing outbuildings, and integrating advanced security measures. With an estimated cost of $3,975,212.00, the initiative is a monumental undertaking that underscores the township’s dedication to creating a safe and resilient community.
Funding such a significant project is a challenge that demands creativity and resourcefulness. In this endeavor, the township has found a champion in the governor, whose support is pivotal in turning this vision into reality.
The renovation of the Municipal Building is not just an update; it’s a recommitment to the safety, well-being, and prosperity of the township’s residents—a promise to safeguard the community’s future while honoring its past. In the heart of winter, Cumberland Township lays the foundation for a new chapter, one that will be remembered for generations to come.
Story source: Cumberland Township Dispatch