Politics & Government
Former Brick Volunteer EMS Building To Become Senior Center
The township is budgeting $1 million to renovate the Aurora Place property for the Brick Police EMS and to offer senior services programs.
BRICK, NJ — Brick Township seniors who want participate in various programs offered by the township's Senior Services program will have a new place to go, as officials announced plans to renovate the former Brick Volunteer EMS building.
The proposed $1 million renovation of the Aurora Place property is among $10 million in projects that are part of Brick's 2021 capital budget.
The Aurora Place building will continue to house the Brick Township Police Department's Emergency Medical Services unit.
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Brick Township's Senior Outreach Services have been housed in part of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8867 on Adamston Road, which is on the eastern side of the township. Moving it to the Aurora Place building will bring it somewhat closer to the center of town.
The township owns the Aurora Place building; it reclaimed it from the Brick Volunteer EMS squad in 2019 after the squad had ceased operating and only used the hall to rent for functions.
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