Sentence examples for the firehouse which from inspiring English sources

The firehouse, which cost $5 million, is at 2175 Walton Avenue at the corner of Cameron Place.

At the firehouse, which is three hundred and fifty yards from the school, Hicks's colleagues moved seven fire trucks from the garage, so that the school's survivors could be counted in the empty bays.

The average Riverhead homeowner will pay about $85 extra a year for 20 years for the firehouse, which the district said was necessary to house larger trucks and equipment and improve fire safety.

The firehouse, which is in the Northside neighborhood of Williamsburg and houses Engine Company 212, is one of eight firehouses that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg recently planned to close to help balance the city budget.

After Ms. Hubbard and her companions persuaded police officers to allow them onto the site, crane operators hoisted the sculpture out of the truck early that morning and placed it on Greenwich Street in front of the firehouse, which is home to Engine Company 10 and Ladder Company 10.

"I like a nice smooth cup of coffee," Firefighter Chris Mandeville said one recent afternoon as he affably served a cup and a slice of coffee cake to a visitor in the kitchen of the firehouse, which is on 125th Street near Amsterdam Avenue.

This was not to be the only replacement of the firehouses which would be reused through the Community Development Block Grant program, which assisted in the adaptation in the late 1970s and into the 1980s.

When the volunteer firemen move their equipment and offices into the new building, the borough's highway department will move into the existing firehouse, which also functions as the Borough Hall.

Mr. Kiernan said that not only would the Drake Avenue firehouse, which has served the city's south side since the 1880's, likely be a casualty, but the fire department also may have to stop answering emergency medical calls and refer them to a private ambulance company.

9 P.M. (Sci Fi) GHOST HUNTERS -- The team investigates the Bradley Playhouse, built in 1901 in Putnam, Conn., and the Harris Firehouse, which has been in use by the local fire department since 1890, in Coventry, R.I.

But Donna Koch, the village clerk, said that demolition, which began last Wednesday, had been approved by town residents in a January referendum as part of a proposal to expand the village firehouse, which is adjacent to the building.