The first look at Charlotte’s first electric fire station was released this week, WSOCTV.com reported.

The Charlotte Fire Department tweeted a rendering of the Station 30 project. It will be located at 3019 Beam Road, across the street from the Police and Fire Training Academy.

From Grandma’s house to the Firehouse!!! Construction will start on the new fire station 30 in the very near future!!! A big thanks goes out to City Council , Manager Marcus Jones and last but not least the citizens of Charlotte for their investment in the Charlotte Fire Dept. pic.twitter.com/Nla7HfH5AH

— Charlotte Fire Dept. (@charlottefire) October 20, 2022

A look at the rendering for the new Charlotte Fire Station 30. This will be the city’s first all electric fire station. #CLTCC is planning to purchase an electric fire truck. Station 30 will be located at 3019 Beam Road, across the street from the Police and Fire Training Academy pic.twitter.com/6Q2nqEDK0R

— Joe Bruno (@JoeBrunoWSOC9) October 22, 2022

Matoaca in Chesterfield County (VA) is getting a new fire station, WTVR.com reported. Chesterfield County officials broke ground Thursday at the site of the new Matoaca Fire Station No. 8 at 6612 Hickory Road.

The new station, which is scheduled to open in early 2024, will replace the community’s 60-year-old fire station, the report said.

The older station on Pickett Avenue was built in 1962 and is too small to house modern firefighting and EMS equipment and vehicles, the report said.

Earlier this month, the Indianapolis City-County Council approved a $7 million bond to completely rebuild Station 20 on Emerson and 16th street, WishTV.com reported.

An additional $1 million was set aside for improvements to several different fire stations. There are unseen hazards in older fire stations, like firefighting equipment that emits cancerous fumes, the report said. IFD wants to build a separate storage area to store the equipment.

Space inside the average firehouse has shrunk over the years as the station was retrofitted to accommodate a changing workforce. IFD has made the most of its fire stations, but much like an old home, even firehouses need repairs.

An additional $7.5 million was appropriated to build a new firehouse replacing the existing one in Broad Ripple, which is nearly 100-years-old, the report said.

State troopers say a 20-year-old woman was killed in a crash involving a fire truck near Thanksgiving Point in Lehi (UT) on Friday, KSL.com reported.

The incident happened at the intersection of state Route 92 and the Interstate 15 southbound exit at approximately 12:37 p.m., the report said.

Trooper Quincy Breur with the Utah Highway Patrol said the fire truck was traveling westbound on S.R. 92, responding to a call for service with its lights and sirens on, when it approached the intersection and collided with a Chevy Spark that was coming southbound from the I-15 off-ramp.

The driver and sole occupant of the Spark, a 20-year-old woman, sustained fatal injuries and died at the scene. Firefighters had only minor injuries.