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Posted: Sep 29, 2017

Las Vegas Fire Department begins installation of security cameras

Surveillance cameras are being installed at Las Vegas fire station entrances to monitor activities and visitors, a plan Fire Chief Willie McDonald announced nearly five months ago amid allegations of sex inside firehouses. This comes as city officials investigate another complaint alleging sexual activity in a firehouse last month.
- PUB DATE: 9/29/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Posted: Sep 29, 2017

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-CustomFIRE Rescue Truck

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Posted: Sep 29, 2017

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-CustomFIRE Rescue Truck

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Posted: Sep 28, 2017

Developers Wanted for Old Fire Station in Kalamazoo (MI)

Kalamazoo wants developers to turn an unused public safety training facility into a destination at the south edge of downtown.
The city sent out a request for developer qualifications Wednesday -- opening a screening process for developers to rehabilitate Fire Station No. 1 at 116 W. Cedar St. The 60-year-old, 15,000-square-foot building was used as the fire marshal's office and a Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety training facility until it was transferred to the city's Brownfield Redevelopment Authority in 2009.

Redevelopment Project Manager Sarah Jo Shipley said the property has had interest from developers in the past, but no plans came to fruition. Around eight parties have contacted the city's Economic Development Department recently, which spurred the invitation.

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Posted: Sep 28, 2017

County Approves Construction of Ogden (KS) Fire Station

Construction of a new Ogden fire station is set to begin after Riley County commissioners approved the project during their Thursday meeting. Commissioners unanimously approved a special use authorization request Thursday to build the 50-by-80-foot station where Skyway Drive and Riley Avenue intersect. Officials said trucks and equipment have become too much for the fire station at Ogden’s city hall.
The station will have three spaces for fire trucks and a room to house and train firefighters. The Ogden station is one of two the county is working on. The county also is trying to build a new Leonardville station. The two stations will cost $900,000. Riley County Fire Department officials plan to pay $100,000 up front and use a loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the rest.
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