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Pasadena Asks Residents to Help Shape a $227 Million Plan for Its Fire Department’s Future
Pasadena is seeking resident input on a $227 million 10-year plan to modernize its fire department, including rebuilding fire stations, updating the 911 system, and adding emergency resources. The plan follows the Eaton Fire incident, which strained the department's capabilities.
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