[Scan-DC] Possible structural issue at Arlington fire station prompts relocation of engine

[Andrew Clegg]

"The fire department says the trouble stems from the “apparatus bay floor” of the station, where fire engines are housed inside the building. Whenever firefighters would pull an engine into or out of the station, the county says crews heard noises that convinced them to undertake an engineering investigation — particularly because some of the crew’s living quarters are located directly beneath the area in question."

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Fire Station 7 in Fairlington to Shut Down Temporarily Due ...<https://www.arlnow.com/2018/10/26/fire-station-7-in-fairlington-to-shut-down-temporarily-due-to-structural-and-safety-concerns/>
Fire Station 7 in Fairlington will soon shut down temporarily and its firefighters will relocate elsewhere, due to some structural concerns at the property.
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