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rendering of a fire station
Prosper | Celina

Celina to break ground on new $11.4M fire station Nov. 19

By Jacob Vaughn

Celina officials will break ground on a new fire station Nov. 19. Fire Station No. 4 could open in 2026, according to city officials.

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