Published 3 months ago

Gresham fire station closes due to high radon exposure concerns

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Gresham firefighters won't be working out of Station 75 for a couple of weeks. The union says that could mean longer response times for the Troutdale area. Gresham Fire pressed the City Council about the issue of air quality four years ago. The city says the process of making sure Station 75 is safe should take about one to two weeks.

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KOIN 6

Gresham fire station closes due to high radon exposure concerns

The Gresham Fire Department is immediately closing its Station 75 in Troutdale on Thursday over concerns of radon exposure, the city confirmed to KOIN 6 News.

3 months ago·Portland, United States

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Gresham fire station closes amid radon, air quality, safety concerns

Now that firefighters won’t be working out of station 75 for a couple of weeks- thanks to elevated radon levels - the Gresham Fire Union President Kevin Larson

3 months ago·Portland, United States

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