Sentence examples for municipal fire from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, called for the abolition of municipal fire departments.

The results were predictably grim, and London moved toward publicly financed municipal fire brigades.

Protesters hurled stones at City Hall and Police Headquarters here and smashed the windows of a municipal fire truck.

Many of the children were ill, and some had been taken to a neighborhood hospital by the rescue squad of the municipal fire department.

The 14th of July is a huge national holiday in France, and in Paris this year's festivities begin the night before with dance parties hosted, per tradition, by municipal fire stations across the city.

A single such well can require five million gallons of water, and energy companies are flocking to water auctions, farm ponds, irrigation ditches and municipal fire hydrants to get what they need.

It has also been, at various times, a weather station, a municipal fire-spotting platform and, in the early 19th century, a factory for making lead shot, which was dropped in molten drops from the top and became cylindrical by the time it reached the ground.

William H. Cane, director of the department's division of fire safety, said today that in the coming weeks, some of his inspectors would closely examine the municipal fire-code inspections for 13 private colleges and the 21 county colleges in the state.

The city of Las Vegas, too, is planning to use 100% renewable energy to power its municipal buildings, fire stations, city parks and streetlights by 2017.

Private buildings and essential buildings such as hospitals, municipal offices, fire stations, police quarters, telecommunication buildings, factories, silos, and water tanks either collapsed or suffered major structural and nonstructural damages.

The villages provide most other municipal services, like fire and police protection.