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Posted: Oct 27, 2026

Pasco (WA) Weighs Station Closure to Balance Budget

Pasco firefighters say proposed budget cuts could close a station, cut staff, strain remaining crews and ambulance service, and increase response times in central neighborhoods.

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Posted: Oct 27, 2026

New Fire Truck, Equipment Purchases Among Items on Jackson County (MI) Ballots

Jackson County voters will see mostly millage renewals and some new tax requests for fire, parks, schools, and road projects.

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Posted: Oct 26, 2026

Richardson (TX) Adds Midmount Tower to Fleet

The 100-foot midmount tower is the first of its kind for the department. There is no pump and no tank on the truck.

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Posted: Oct 26, 2026

30 displaced following apartment fire in southwest Virginia, firefighters say

PHOTOS: About 30 people were displaced Sunday following a fire at a Roanoke apartment complex, according to firefighters.

At 3:45 a.m., crews with the Roanoke Fire & EMS Department were called to the 2300 block of Tuckawana Circle NW for a report of a structure fire.

First responders reported finding heavy fire coming from the roof of the apartment complex. The road was blocked while crews worked. The department said the fire was marked under control at 5:29 a.m.

WCYB-TV NBC 5 Bristol

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Posted: Oct 26, 2026

Louisiana fire department marks 150 years of service

VIDEO/PHOTOS: The Lake Charles Fire Department is celebrating a major milestone this year: 150 years of service.

To mark the occasion, the department pulled a 1919 Seagrave ladder truck out of storage and dug through decades of photos, tracing its roots back to 1876.

The truck’s tires are 70 years old. The truck itself is 106 years old. But Fire Chief Delton Carter said it rolled off the trailer with no trouble at all.

“I mean, it’s the 150th anniversary of the Lake Charles Fire Department, so why not bring out a piece of history out so we can see it?” Carter said.

The truck isn’t the only piece of history on display at Central School in downtown Lake Charles. Old photographs trace the department back to its founding.

KPLC-TV NBC/CW+ 7 Lake Charles

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