Kyle Fire Department adds 3 new engines, breaks ground on new station
KYLE, Texas (KXAN) — The Kyle Fire Department marked a month of milestones in November.
The department welcomed three new engines. Along with that, KFD broke ground on Station 4 at 110 High Road.
“This 2-acre lot will now be home to our newest station serving the northeast side of Kyle,” KFD said in a Facebook post.
The Kyle Fire Department said it added three new engines and broke ground on a new station all in the month of November. (Photo: Kyle Fire Department) The Kyle Fire Department said it added three new engines and broke ground on a new station all in the month of November. (Photo: Kyle Fire Department)
The fire department said this station will be a collaborative effort with TXST CIEDAR, a new research and development marketplace for Texas State University.
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KFD said it will focus on research to address challenges like flooding, extreme weather and firefighter health.
“As a department, we’re proud to continue growing and evolving our capabilities to keep our residents safe,” the department said.
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