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Leslie Stein
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MEDIA RELEASE
December 3, 2018

HCFR Temporarily Closes Fire Station due to mold concerns
(Spring Hill, FL) Hernando County Fire Rescue (HCFR) Station # 4 located at 5083 Mariner Boulevard in Spring Hill will be temporarily closed due to concerns of mold. Effective today, Monday, December 3, 2018, firefighters and emergency apparatus from the station will be relocated while the mold problem is mitigated, and station repairs are completed.

HCFR is taking every precaution to ensure that all systems are in place to continue to provide the highest level of emergency services to our citizens. The community should rest assured that response and service delivery will not suffer as a result of this action.

HCFR media release
 

 

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Leslie Stein
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Leslie Stein has over 35 years experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist working with neurologically impaired adults. She received her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of South Florida in Speech Pathology.
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