Fla. City Spends $1.2M on Temporary Fire Stations
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The city of Jacksonville is getting ready to spend about $1.2 million to build temporary fire stations to help response times. The stations will go in places where coverage is low. The Jacksonville Rescue Fire Department will base the engines near Old St. Augustine Road and Phillips Highway in the Bartram Park area; near the St. Johns Town Center along Brightman Road and at the intersection of Argyle Forest Boulevard and Old Middleburg Road.