Carlsborg: Fire station renovations nearly finished

CARLSBORG — Renovations on the Fire District No. 3 station are nearing completion.

The renovated station, set to open Sept. 10, will house three full-time firefighters and three paramedics.

Fire district officials say the revamped station will speed up response time in the western part of the Sequim-area fire district, where call volume has increased significantly in recent years.

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