“The Board of Trustees this week approved a plan to spend $6.4 million in bond funds to begin bringing aging Fire Department equipment and infrastructure up to date. The 5-0 vote, a rare display of unanimity from the fractured board, came Tuesday night during an otherwise chaotic meeting. The 80- to 90-member department has been asking for new equipment for years. They say their vehicles and gear are dangerously out of date.” Read the complete Journal News story here.