The Cambria Volunteer Fire Co. in New York received $20,280 from the state Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services to enhance equipment and recruitment efforts.

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A fire on Cleveland's East Side displaced eight people and caused $325,000 in damage. Firefighters controlled the blaze after overcoming multiple obstacles. No injuries were reported.

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Boulder County firefighters have faced training impacts due to the closure of burn buildings in Boulder and Longmont from structural damage. Longmont's building will reopen in January, while Boulder remains closed.

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A debate over fire services in Ross, California, centers on reopening a closed firehouse. Supporters argue costs are unfair, while officials defend existing emergency services. A council meeting is set for January 8.

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Avondale and West Grove fire companies in New Garden, Pennsylvania, voted to merge on November 22, forming a $5 million regional department by January 1, 2027, covering 120 square miles.

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