City of Phoenix press release: July 19, 2021 The City of Phoenix offers a unique renovation opportunity for a full-service restaurant on the edge of Hance Park. The former fire station on the corner of First and Moreland Street will soon be opened for rental, refurbishment and operation as a full-service restaurant. The fire station is the only restaurant location that is directly connected to the newly designed park. Small businesses have the opportunity to become part of a team that proposes converting the fire station into a restaurant. Developers and restaurateurs are encouraged to turn to small businesses for goods, services, groceries, equipment, furniture, and more. To make it easy for small businesses to introduce themselves to proposing teams, Phoenix is hosting the FastPITCH Firehouse. This unique opportunity puts small businesses in the spotlight to make quick presentations to an audience of proposing teams simultaneously. This is followed by a chance for development teams to discuss the potential of small businesses to link their suggestions to the city to create the next restaurant hotspot in Phoenix. For more information on Firehouse FastPITCH and the upcoming call for proposals, visit the Firehouse Restaurant website. FastPITCH Information Session Tuesday, July 20 at 9:00 am: Phoenix is hosting a virtual briefing for small business owners or restaurateurs to learn how to refine their pitch, ask questions, and be ready for the Firehouse FastPITCH Tuesday, July 20 at 10:00 am: Prospective applicants can attend a virtual briefing session for information on how to contact small businesses. Registration for the FastPITCH information session is required and can be found on the Firehouse restaurant website. The Firehouse FastPITCHPotential applicants will fill the spots and small businesses or restaurateurs will take the stage to pitch their pitch to the entire group on Thursday, August 12 at Phoenix City Hall. Only previously registered companies or applicants are eligible to participate. Registration opens on July 21st and closes on August 6th. Later this year, Phoenix will make a formal request for offers to rent, adaptive reuse of the building, complete improvement and operation of a full-service restaurant in the former fire station. The tender follows normal urban processes, including the transparency process. For more information, answers to frequently asked questions, and additional resources, visit the Firehouse Restaurant website. This press release was produced by the City of Phoenix. The views expressed here are your own.
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