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Much like a canary in a coal mine, Gilbert Fire Chief Rob Duggan has been sounding the alarm of a “retirement cliff” facing the town in the coming years.
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Much like a canary in a coal mine, Gilbert Fire Chief Rob Duggan has been sounding the alarm of a “retirement cliff” facing the town in the coming years.
First responders in Gilbert are making changes to make sure they can respond so residents don't have to wait for help as the population increases.
Gilbert's fire chief outlined plans to renovate multiple fire stations, rebuild a new one and add a dedicated apparatus maintenance facility.
It's been in action for about a month at the city's busiest fire station. The goal is to see if it's safer and more efficient before potentially converting more of the fleet.
Gilbert's fire chief outlined plans to renovate multiple fire stations, rebuild a new one and add a dedicated apparatus maintenance facility.