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Miami’s oldest fire station, Station 10, is getting a major upgrade after decades of being too small and outdated to handle today’s firefighting demands. With zoning changes now approved, a brand-new 24,000-square-foot two-story facility will replace the 1960s-era building—designed to fit modern ladder trucks, house more staff, and automate hose drying. The city calls the old station a safety risk, citing slower response times and poor equipment storage. This upgrade is part of a broader push to modernize Miami’s public safety infrastructure, with voters set to decide on a major bond for station improvements this November.

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