Cleveland Fire Station temporarily closes according to water leaks

Cleveland, Ohio (Woio) – A fire brigade in Cleveland will temporarily move after the recent weather has caused Leck.

According to a statement by the city of Cleveland, a HAZMAT contractor will rate the fire station 30 after Leck's rainy weather at the train station has caused.

We are deeply concerned about the temporary closure of the fire brigade 30, an important community resources that serves the northeastern part of our city and the village of Bratenahl. We have not received any prior announcement on the closure by our Ministry of Public Security and only found out through parishioners and news reports. This lack of communication in relation to such a critical topic raises serious questions about response times and the security of the residents.

As council members, we commit to public security and campaign for the necessary resources for our first aiders. We will immediately request a complete explanation for this closure and work to ensure that the fire station 30 will be opened quickly and safely for our firefighters, paramedics and EMTS. Clear communication must be determined to prevent this decay from taking place again in the future. Our first aiders earn clean, safe environments, and our residents deserve our full commitment to their security.

According to the city, the members of the fire station are temporarily assigned.

“No effects on the services are expected, and a full roof set is also carried out,” says the city's explanation.

“Station 30 is a very critical station for us here on the northeast side,” city councilor Hairston told 19 news. “It supports our Glenville district, parts of St. Clair Superior, it goes into the village of Bratenahl. So that the station covers an enormous amount of area on the northeast side to have this station nearby, it was a blow.”

The city said that the services will not have any effects and that there will also be a complete roof replacement on the ward.

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