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Idaho FD’s old station to become new county EMS base

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By Noah Daly
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By Noah Daly The Idaho Statesman ADA COUNTY, Idaho — The Eagle Fire Protection District on Sept. 3 broke ground on a new station off Highway 55 and Beacon Light Road. The occasion was the culmination of five years of planning, according to officials, and will help local firefighters and federal agencies work hand in hand.
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Idaho officials delay decision on $5.2M FD training center after residents object to location

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By Noah Daly
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By Noah Daly The Idaho Statesman EAGLE, Idaho — Eagle City Council members Tuesday night couldn’t decide whether to go ahead with its plan to build a new fire training center and public works facility next to a popular bike park. Neighbors and park users oppose the facility’s location, while proponents say the training center needs to go somewhere.
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Last stretch of two-lane highway in this fast-growing Idaho city to get widened

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By Noah Daly
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It took hundreds of calls, emails and handwritten letters from the people of Star, but the Idaho Transportation Department will pick up the tab to widen the most traveled road through Idaho’s fastest-growing city. October marks the beginning of engineering work to widen a 1.5-mile stretch of State Highway 44 from two lanes to five lanes between Star Road and Highway 16. It is the last remaining stretch of two lanes on Highway 44, also known as State Street, within city limits.
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