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Las Vegas celebrated the grand opening of Fire Station 39, enhancing emergency response capabilities in the southwest valley. The festive event featured a hose-cutting ceremony, a free pancake breakfast, and various family activities. With a $12 million investment, the station aims to respond to 2,000-3,000 annual calls, ensuring faster emergency response times for the growing community.
Las Vegas Celebrates Grand Opening of Fire Station 39
Las Vegas residents welcomed the new Fire Station 39 over the weekend, aiming to improve emergency response capabilities in the southwest Las Vegas Valley. The station’s grand opening included a festive community celebration featuring a hose-cutting ceremony, free pancake breakfast, and various family-oriented activities.
The event kicked off at 9 a.m. with the ceremonial hose cutting, marking the official opening of the facility. Attendees enjoyed a complimentary pancake breakfast served in the station’s parking lot, where families participated in craft projects and tried their luck at a dunk tank that featured County Commissioner Justin Jones and the fire chief. Children and adults alike had the opportunity to tour the new station, explore a fire engine, and even spray water from a fire hose.
Fire Station 39 is strategically located to support an area extending from Robindale Rd. to Cactus Ave. and Fort Apache Rd. to Decatur Blvd. It will operate with one engine and one rescue unit, estimating to respond to approximately 2,000 to 3,000 calls annually. Fire Chief Billy Samuels noted that this station is significant in maintaining optimal emergency response times, especially given the rapid growth of the surrounding community.
The opening of Fire Station 39 represents a substantial $12 million investment in community safety. Emergency response times are critical, particularly for residents living closer to major intersections like Blue Diamond Road and Rainbow Boulevard. The station is intended not only to provide vital emergency services but also to serve as a reassuring presence for the surrounding neighborhoods.
As the southwest Las Vegas Valley continues to expand, the addition of Fire Station 39 is expected to enhance the area’s emergency response infrastructure, ultimately contributing to the well-being and safety of the community. This facility aims to bolster the firefighters’ ability to deliver timely responses when emergencies arise.
The celebratory atmosphere at the grand opening highlighted the community’s appreciation for the new station, which is designed not just as a functional facility but also as a symbol of peace of mind for local residents. With such developments, Clark County aims to ensure that safety remains a top priority as the area grows.
Overall, Fire Station 39 stands as a testament to the ongoing commitment to enhancing emergency services and providing residents with the reliable support they need in times of crisis.
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