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Brooke Colombo

Brooke Colombo

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Public Safety and Courts Reporter, Denton Record-Chronicle

Fort Worth

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  • Denton’s Powerhouse gets first electric fire engine in Texas

    By Brooke Colombo Verified| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified The Denton Fire Department made history Friday as it welcomed Texas’ first electric fire engine into its fleet with a public push-in ceremony at Station 1, coincidentally nicknamed "Powerhouse."Going electric isn’t just about making history, though. Department leaders said it offers a quicker solution to a vehicle shortage issue and, most important, it reduces firefighters’ exposure to cancer-causing carcinogens.

    By Brooke Colombo Verified · Denton Record-Chronicle

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Denton’s Powerhouse gains first electric fire engine in Texas

    By Brooke Colombo Verified| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified The Denton Fire Department made history Friday as it welcomed Texas’ first electric fire engine into its fleet with a public push-in ceremony at Station 1, coincidentally nicknamed "Powerhouse."Going electric isn’t just about making history, though. Department leaders said it offers a quicker solution to a vehicle shortage issue and, most important, it reduces firefighters’ exposure to cancer-causing carcinogens.

    By Brooke Colombo Verified · Denton Record-Chronicle

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Denton’s Powerhouse gets first electric fire engine in Texas

    By Brooke Colombo Verified| Denton Record-Chronicle Verified The Denton Fire Department made history Friday as it welcomed Texas’ first electric fire engine into its fleet with a public push-in ceremony at Station 1, coincidentally nicknamed "Powerhouse."Going electric isn’t just about making history, though. Department leaders said it offers a quicker solution to a vehicle shortage issue and, most important, it reduces firefighters’ exposure to cancer-causing carcinogens.

    By Brooke Colombo Verified · Denton Record-Chronicle

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Denton Record-Chronicle

Denton, Texas, United States