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Increasing call volumes worrying trend for deputy fire chief

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Emergency calls, including a surge as medical first responders, have soared in the last year for O’Leary Volunteer Fire Department leaving the deputy chief to worry about the department’s ability to maintain such a higher demand.
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Increasing call volumes worrying trend for deputy fire chief

Emergency calls, including a surge as medical first responders, have soared in the last year for O’Leary Volunteer Fire Department leaving the deputy chief to worry about the department’s ability to maintain such a higher demand.

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peicanada.com broke the news in on Thursday, November 13, 2025.
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