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Fatal fire sparks staffing debate in Chelmsford
The October 4 fire that killed two in a mobile home has intensified calls for more firefighters and stricter smoke alarm regulations, with Chelmsford seeing nearly 2% fire fatality rate, union says.
Summary by The Sun (Lowell)
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Deadly Chelmsford fire leads union to call for firefighter staffing boost
After a deadly fire at a mobile home earlier month, the firefighters union in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, is calling for immediate action from the town to address staffing issues at their department.
·Boston, United States
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Fatal fire sparks staffing debate in Chelmsford
CHELMSFORD — A deadly early morning fire earlier this month on Mobile Avenue that claimed two lives has reignited debate over firefighter staffing levels in Chelmsford. The town’s firefighters union, International Association of Fire Fighters Local 1839, is calling for immediate action, while town officials have cited fiscal constraints, and ongoing efforts to improve resources. According to the union, the town has experienced six civilian fire …
·Lowell, United States
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