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CAMDEN POINT, Mo. – A Powerball winner from a small town in western Missouri is giving back to the community by footing the bill for a new fire and ambulance facility, KMBC reports.

Mark Hill won nearly $200 million in a November 2012 Powerball drawing. The fire station is expected to be dedicated and open for service in mid-July.

Hill and his family decided to fund the project after volunteer firefighters saved Mark’s fathers life on two separate occasions.

“My wife and I were able to pay them back,” Hill said.

Camden Point is located in Platte County, approximately 30 miles north of Kansas City.

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