Copy_of_Building_Inventory_to_preserve_ss.xlsx

This is a Building Inventory document for the Oswegatchie Fire Department in Waterford, Connecticut, which catalogs items and equipment to be preserved during the construction of a new fire station. The inventory spans the entire existing facility, including the basement, apparatus bays, first and second floors, exterior areas, and storage buildings. Notable items designated for preservation include exercise equipment, pool table, wall hangings and trophies, fire extinguishers, IT equipment racks (one property of the State of Connecticut and one property of the Town of Waterford), radio room scanner, mail box systems, an antique chalk call board, Toro snowblower, Zodiac boat with motor and trailer, tools, flat screen television, trophy cases, refrigerator, microwave, compressor, air hose reel, step ladders, air conditioners, file cabinets, washer and dryer, Coke refrigerator, meat slicer, silverware, and exterior elements including a stone sign, stone bench, mascot memorial stone, flag poles, and Company #4 building sign. Several items require ownership verification or have designated relocation instructions, while contents of certain storage buildings are marked as "to be determined."

The inventory document functions as a critical reference tool for the new fire station construction project (IFB #26-004), ensuring that valuable departmental assets, equipment, and memorabilia are systematically identified and protected during the phased construction process. The Oswegatchie Fire Department must maintain full operational status in the existing facility until the new 9,988-square-foot fire station is complete and fully operational. This detailed inventory helps contractors and project managers understand the scope of items requiring careful handling, relocation, or preservation, thereby minimizing disruption to daily operations and preventing loss of departmental equipment and historical items during the transition to the new facility.