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City of Oakland Proposes New Fire Station to Replace 116-Year-Old Facility in Clinton Neighborhood

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In a bid to modernize emergency response infrastructure, the City of Oakland has filed preliminary plans to build a new fire station at 1711 14th Ave. in the Clinton neighborhood. The proposal, submitted by the Oakland Public Works Department, would relocate Fire Station 4 from its current 116-year-old site at 1235 International Blvd., just four […]

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