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San José Opens 6,000 SQFT Zero Net Carbon Fire Station 8 Downtown, Funded by Measure T Bond

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Aerial view of downtown San Jose in the evening; Silicon Valley, South San Francisco Bay Area, California
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The San José Fire Department cut the ribbon on a new downtown Fire Station 8 at 601 E. Santa Clara St., a solar-powered, natural-gas-free facility that replaces a station in service since 1949 and stands as only the second City of San José building constructed to its Zero Net Carbon standards.

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