Members of the Newport Beach City Council broke ground for a new fire station, reports The Los Angeles Times.

The new fire station will replace a station that was built in 1953. In 2014, officials had determined that the fire station would need replaced.

The city purchased a 17,693-square-foot property in which they’ll build the new fire station.

A construction company is on board for the project, which is budgeted for $10 million.

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Sioux Falls’ new fire station is nearing completion and has a temporary crew operating out of the station, reports keloland.com.

The crew has moved due to construction and remodeling at another fire station.

With the opening of a new fire station, more firefighters are needed to fully staff all 12 fire stations. 

Sioux Falls’ last new fire station was in 2014.

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North Augusta has broken ground for a new fire station that will house the city’s ladder fire trucks, reports The Augusta Chronicle.

The fire station will service high-rise buildings and large retail stores. Five companies made bids for the project, which has a budget of $3.8 million.

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The Bullhead City Fire District board approved the choice of a construction manager for rebuilding a fire station, reports Mohave Valley Daily News.

Willmeng Construction recently completed a fire and medical administration building for the City of Maricopa and broke ground on a fire station in the City of Surprise.

The fire district’s scoring committee gave the construction company the highest score of 370.

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