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Krissy Waite

Berkeley, California
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Ross fire station initiative gains momentum

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By Krissy Waite
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Ross is gearing up for a potential ballot measure on the fate of its fire station. In 2021, the Town Council voted to close Ross Valley Fire Department Station 18 because of its age and poor condition. The station closed July 1, and the fire department is staffing three firefighters per engine at its San Anselmo and Fairfax stations. Ambulance services remain in town.
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Bay Area town employs AI to ease traffic Original

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By Krissy Waite
| The Mercury News Verified
San Anselmo hopes to reduce downtown congestion with the help of artificial intelligence. The new system was installed at the Hub, at the intersection of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Red Hill Avenue, in August. Now, the town is rolling out the technology for all of its traffic lights, with the help of a grant from the Transportation Authority of Marin.
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San Anselmo employs AI to ease traffic

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By Krissy Waite
| Marin Independent Journal Verified
San Anselmo hopes to reduce downtown congestion with the help of artificial intelligence. The new system was installed at the Hub, at the intersection of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and Red Hill Avenue, in August. Now, the town is rolling out the technology for all of its traffic lights, with the help of a grant from the Transportation Authority of Marin.
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