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New St. Clements fire station officially open for service

The new fire station in St. Clements was officially declared open for service last Saturday. The $1.3-million project boasts additional storage space, a SCBA (self contained breathing apparatus) fill station, and a large front room that serves as a fire museum to pay homage to decades and generation

Veronica Reiner
By Veronica Reiner

Last updated on May 03, 2023

Posted on Nov 14, 2019

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New St. Clements fire station officially open for service
Local dignitaries gathered at the new St. Clements fire station on Herrgott Road Nov. 9 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. From left to right: Wellesley Township fire chief Paul Redman, St. Clements district chief Brad Dietrich, Ward 3 Coun. Peter van der Maas, Kitchener-Conestoga MP Tim Louis, regional chair Karen Redman, Ward 2 Coun. Herb Neher, Mayor Joe Nowak, Kitchener-Conestoga MPP Mike Harris, and Wellesley chief administrative officer Rik Louwagie. [Veronica Reiner]

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Veronica Reiner is a former journalist / photographer at The Observer.

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