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Senators Back National Fire Station Upgrades

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Fire stations across the U.S. need upgrades to better serve communities. 44 percent of fire stations are over 40 years old and in need of significant repairs. 56 percent of stations lack exhaust emission control and are not properly equipped with cancer-preventing systems. Many fire and EMS stations have no backup power, have outdated ventilation systems and mold.
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Senators Back National Fire Station Upgrades

WASHINGTON, DC — Communities and the calls their fire stations respond to grow,  but some facilities are outdated and need upgrades to better serve communities, needs U.S. Senator Jack Reed […]

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WarwickPost.com broke the news on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.
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