Fire Study Calls For Some Costly Changes For The Tacoma, Washington Fire Department

A new study of the Tacoma Fire Department suggests the agency will need to increase its staff and relocate or build several fire stations in the next 10 years if it wants to keep up with projected population increases and still respond quickly to 911 calls
June 23, 2004
A new study of the Tacoma Fire Department suggests the agency will need to increase its staff and relocate or build several fire stations in the next 10 years if it wants to keep up with projected population increases and still respond quickly to 911 calls
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