The Ontario (Canada) Fire District recently held the ribbon-cutting ceremony for its Station 3, located at 6714 Lakeside Rd.

See video of the occasion here.

It’s Ontario’s third fire station serving the northwest side of town after Union Hill Fire Department closed in 2019. Station 3 has two bays, a lounge, and a kitchen, according to Spectrum Local News.

The company has 70 volunteers.

This is a big deal for this small town. The town of Ontario opened a third fire station to serve the NW side of town after Union Hill FD closed in 2019. Station #3 is on Lakeside Rd. It has two bays, lounge and kitchen. Ontario Fire Company has 70 volunteers. @SPECNews1ROC pic.twitter.com/pdF06q6TdS

— Wendy Mills (@WendyMillsTV) March 2, 2022

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department’s Special Events Division takes to the streets for Mardi Gras by positioning ambulances, golf cart transports and bicycles around the city as it swarms with Mardi Gras revelers.

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The Parma Heights Fire Department discovered late last year that its Pearl Road station was in dire need of emergency construction work, reports cleveland.com.

A construction company’s inspection revealed that the facility’s structural integrity was in grave danger of a “catastrophic failure,” the report says.

Money from the city’s capital fund was used for the work, and the winning bid for the estimated $80,900 masonry project was awarded to Grunwell-Cashero, according to the report. The work, which began a few weeks ago, involves replacing lintel beams and brick, as well as a door frame at the 1947-built station.

Officials say there could be more repairs needed down the road.

The Lynchburg Fire Department has finally reopened its Station 3 after the facility underwent renovations and expansion, reports wsls.com.

The Fort Avenue station was supposed to be finished in late December, but supply chain issues as well as COVID-19 complications delayed the process.

Earlier: Lynchburg (VA) Fire Department Station 3 to Close for Renovations November 29 – December 27

The renovations included a new kitchen, an expanded locker room, common area, and bedroom. The facility can hold up to 10 staff members at a time, the report says.

The project totaled more than $300,000 and was covered by CARES funding.

Back in November, FA reported that Milton Fire-Rescue’s Station 41 on Arnold Mill Road had a black mold problem and was closed after several members became sick. Crews operated out of a nearby station, but now the department is set for a return to the facility.

“To help prepare for the return of our firefighters, Milton Volunteer Fire Corps members Jon Ng, Jim Loughridge, Bart Vantieghem, Dale Harney, and Steve Cory spent the day Saturday painting several rooms inside Milton Fire Station 41.

“Remediation is complete at the station, which has been closed since November due to mold, and reconstruction is nearly complete. A few finishing touches and inspections are all that stand in the way of the department returning to the station on Arnold Mill Road.”