By Jeri Martinez in The Pasadena Citizen
Pasadena firefighters out of Station 4 now have a new place to call home and not have worries of flooding anymore with their new station which recently opened.
The new station, located at the corner of Queens and Fresa, definitely comes with a new state-of-the-art look with about 10,000 square [...]
By Sean Kimmons in The Hays Free Press
Fires beware: The mammoth 21,000-square-foot Kyle Fire Station #1 on Main Street is now in service. At $3.6 million, Kyle’s newest fire station boasts enough room for six fire and rescue vehicles in its three large bays and 13 bedrooms for firefighters on rest between calls. A large [...]
From The San Antonio Express-News
With the expected completion of two new public safety facilities this summer, the city of Cibolo is dedicated to offering better services for its residents as it continues to grow and expand.
The city’s new police and fire stations are expected to be finished by August, as the city continues to build [...]
By Ryan Cody at KFDA News, Amarillo
This week marks a new era for all firefighters at the Central Fire Station. Firefighters inside the newly renovated fire station me are waiting for their next emergency call. But that waiting and training that they do on a daily basis may be a little more comfortable than it’s [...]
By Terri Hahn, The Marshall News Messenger
Visible construction on the new police and fire stations has neared completion with sheet rock, electrical and plumbing in various inside stages. “It’s kind of awesome, the size of it, and the room we are going to have,” said Police Chief Stan Spence. “They’re still putting sheet rock up, [...]
By Conor Harrison in The Kerrville Daily Times
More than 100 family, friends, former and current Kerrville Fire Department personnel and city officials braved the chilly weather Saturday morning to pay tribute to Capt. Clifford E. Blackwell at the dedication of former Fire Station No. 2. It now is known as the Clifford E. Blackwell [...]
By Kelly Gooch in The Tyler Morning Telegraph
The Jacksonville Fire Department could get a more efficient downtown station if a new city hall building is constructed. Chief Paul White said his department hopes to move out of its station on Main Street and build a new station at the current city hall building on Commerce [...]
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