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08/18/10
The Eastport Volunteer Fire Department has a new ladder truck. Despite losing $1 million originally set aside for a new truck when the fiscal year 2011 budget was cut, a partnership between the Eastport Volunteer Fire Department and Annapolis Fire Chief David L. Stokes made the difference. 
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In 2009, the Annapolis Fire Department purchased a used 1989 ladder truck for $10,000 when it was determined that its 1991 ladder truck had several mechanical problems that would cost more to repair then what the truck was worth. The department's intent was to use the 1989 ladder truck until it could be replaced in the fiscal year 2011 budget....
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