Two Tenn Stations Closed

Nov 24, 2007 6:59 AM

Amid allegations that the fire chief misspent funds, both Fosterville, Tenn., fire stations were closed this week. Fire protection for the residents has fallen to the Rutherford County Emergency Management Agency, WKRN Nashville reports.

Fire officials told television station that there are 11 volunteer fire departments that can help out. There is a temporary restraining order against the Fosterville Fire Department, and a hearing is set for Dec. 5.

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