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A small memorial plaza called Reflection Park is going in beside the city's Fire Station 3 on FM 2931, state filing shows

The City of Aubrey registered the $110,500 project with state accessibility regulators, listing a memorial sign, new sidewalk and landscaping south of the station, with work due to finish Nov. 30.

Marlene Abbott· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 26, 20261 min read

Memorial Plaza Plan - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Aubrey is building a small memorial plaza named Reflection Park next to Fire Station 3 on FM 2931, according to a project registration the city filed in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's accessibility database.

The filing, entered on Oct. 14, describes a memorial plaza with a memorial sign south of the existing fire station at 4425 FM 2931. Plans call for about 130 linear feet of sidewalk connecting the plaza to the station's parking lot, plus new plants and irrigation, on roughly 2,000 square feet.

The city lists the estimated cost at $110,500 and marks the project as using public funds on public land. The construction window runs from Aug. 3 to Nov. 30. Westwood Professional Services of Frisco is the design firm, and the state accessibility review is listed as complete. The registration does not say what or whom the plaza will commemorate.

Projects like this one are registered with the state so a registered accessibility specialist can review the plans and later inspect the finished work for compliance with Texas accessibility standards. The owner must request that inspection within a year after construction ends, according to the filing.

The station next door

Fire Station 3 opened in October 2025 as a shared police and fire building in the Silverado development, north and west of Providence Village along FM 2931, the Post-Signal reported at the time. It houses the department's first ladder truck and serves Aubrey and Providence Village, which contracts with Aubrey for police and fire protection.

At the opening, Fire Chief Eric Schlotter said a crew from the new station had already reached a cardiac arrest call in under four minutes, a trip he estimated would have taken eight to 10 minutes without it.

Sources

State of Texas

postsignal.com

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Marlene Abbott· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Marlene Abbott writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Aubrey.

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