Fundraising 65% complete to expand services in southern third of Kootenai County
Worley Fire Protection District firefighters participate in live fire training in June 2022. The district broke ground Monday on a new station that will be built at Rolling Hills and Larson roads, just west of Hope Ranch Cattle Company in Worley. The future 4,300-square-foot facility will allow the district to increase services in the 121 square miles it covers in the southern third of Kootenai County.
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Chief Scott Campos speaks Monday during the groundbreaking for the new Worley Fire station that will be built at Rolling Hills and Larson roads. Worley Fire currently has five stations that serve about 3,500 year-round citizens. "The plan is to close three of them when this station is open," Campos said. "The three stations we’re closing are unmanned."
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WORLEY — Worley Fire Protection District broke ground Monday on a new station that will be built at Rolling Hills and Larson roads, just west of Hope Ranch Cattle Company.
The 4,300-square-foot facility will allow the district to increase services in the 121 square miles it covers in the southern third of Kootenai County. Worley Fire currently has five stations that serve about 3,500 year-round residents.
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