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Lancaster firefighters are raising red flags about mold at Station 3, but city hall is downplaying the issue. It’s a tense standoff that could force the city to choose between expensive building repairs or risking the health of our first responders.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The project cost is $14,181,332.
Residents on the east side of Lancaster will benefit from faster emergency response times.
Taxpayers might be on the hook for a hefty repair bill if the city has to fast-track major renovations.
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The city is building a new fire station to improve emergency response times on the east side of town.
Lancaster firefighters raise mold concerns at Station 3 as city disputes the risk WFAA
Firefighters allege mold, water leaks at Lancaster fire station CBS News
Lancaster firefighters say city hasn’t addressed mold concerns at Station No. 3 CBS News