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PEI Paramedics Get Major Station Upgrade
20 Oct
Summary
- Montague's paramedic services will relocate to a new, larger facility.
- The new station aims to improve response capabilities and staff wellbeing.
- Construction for the modern facility is slated for completion in spring 2027.
Paramedic services in Montague, Prince Edward Island, will soon operate from a new, significantly larger facility. Construction of this modern station is scheduled for completion in spring 2027, replacing the existing, smaller building on MacIntyre Avenue.
The new 4,440 square-foot station is designed to enhance emergency response operations. It will feature ample space for vehicle storage and drive-through bays, catering to the growing needs of the community. Essential services will be further supported by a new backup generator.
Health Minister Cory Deagle highlighted the new facility's role in supporting paramedics' work, wellbeing, and their ability to respond efficiently. The increased size, nearly double that of the current station, signifies a commitment to improved emergency care for Islanders.
