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Homewood considers joining national antitrust lawsuit

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Homewood is weighing whether to join a national antitrust class-action lawsuit alleging fire engine price-fixing by the top U.S. manufacturers; the city has bought four engines since 2016, Fire Chief Brandon Broadhead said.
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Homewood considers joining national antitrust lawsuit

Homewood is weighing whether to join a national antitrust class-action lawsuit alleging fire engine price-fixing by the top U.S. manufacturers; the city has bought four engines since 2016, Fire Chief Brandon Broadhead said.

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thehomewoodstar.com broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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