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New Castle Fire Trains at Local Pond, Showcases Life-Saving Dry Hydrant System

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The New Castle Fire Department conducted a hands-on training session on July 2 using a local dry hydrant system installed in a private pond — a powerful example of community partnership and proactive fire safety planning.

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New Castle Fire trains at local pond, showcases life-saving dry hydrant system

The New Castle Fire Department conducted a hands-on training session on July 2 using a local dry hydrant system installed in a private pond — a powerful example of community partnership and proactive fire safety planning.

3 days ago·Shepherdsville, United States

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pmg-ky1.com broke the news in Shepherdsville, United States 3 days ago on Friday, July 11, 2025.

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