Sentence examples for merged fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horn, who like Ms. Jacob is also a member of the Local Agency Formation Commission, and who cast the dissenting vote at Monday's meeting, said he would rather see the estimated $26.5 million annual cost of a new merged fire department go toward hiring more firefighters and buying helicopters and other firefighting resources.

He said he had recently completed a study of merging fire districts where the firefighter unions said they would consider consolidation.

Phil Jordan, from the Fire Brigades Union, said councillors had to oppose any plans to merge fire services.

Before the meeting, Councillor Geoff Brown, the council's cabinet member responsible for the fire service, said merging fire services was only one option, but added: "We are faced with some pretty demanding budget constraints".

In the April 10 article "Efforts to Merge Fire Districts Falter," I believe that you failed to adequately express the main concerns of the Rye Brook firefighters.

Eventually, the Rodeo fire merged with the Chediski fire to burn a total of 470,000 acres and 467 homes.

Mr. Harris began paying debts, laying off workers and considering a plan to merge the fire and police departments into a single unit where firefighters could ultimately answer burglary calls and police officers could put out fires.

In 2004 the Labour government announced plans to merge 46 fire control rooms and create nine regional centres.

That fire merged with one started by a lost hiker and burned 469,000 acres and hundreds of homes.

Sound and smell merged as the fire roared in the forge, and the anvil resounded like music in some of Wagner's operas.

He added that in a "worst-case scenario" the fire could merge with a third fire at Springwood but said: "With the continued success of the fire-fighting effort, let's hope that it doesn't extend all that far eastward".