Niles Fire Department looking to replace ancient firetruck ...Middle East

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NILES — City council recently approved a resolution authorizing the fire chief and safety director to apply for funds to potentially replace a decades-old fire truck. According to the legislation, which was adopted as an emergency measure, the city is seeking about $1 million for the truck through the Assistance to Firefighters grant available through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The city is looking to purchase a new 100-foot, aerial ladder truck. Niles fire Chief John Stevens said the funds from FEMA are vital to securing the new fire- truck. He said a new aerial ladder truck would cost about $2 million. The legislation said the city will provide matching funds in the amount of

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