By Randy Bell With some crucial equipment approaching the end of its service life, the Clinton Fire Department reached out to the federal government for help. And Fire Chief Levius Buckley announced at the October 6 Board of Aldermen meeting that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had approved a $390,739 grant, enabling the department to replace the air packs his firefighters use when they go into a burning structure. “That’s a l…
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