Town Council members voted unanimously to hire Burlington Construction Co. to be the project manager for the renovation and addition to Jockey Hollow firehouse, where the Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service is headquartered. First Selectman Ken Kellogg said the training room, day room and sleeping quarters in the building at 54 Jockey Hollow Road are inadequate. “This is truly based on the needs of the operation,” Kellogg said of the project Friday. Burlington was the lowest bidder to be the town’s eyes and ears, while overseeing the construction project.
