MWC Fire Department Working To Improve Response Times

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Friday, September 23rd 2016, 12:24 am

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MWC Fire Department Working To Improve Response Times

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Concerns about response times, and unfavorable insurance ratings drove a wedge between Midwest City firefighters and the city.

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