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The Cincinnati Fire Department alone has nearly one-third of its fire fighters who could retire whenever they want.

The Alternative Transport Program offers people experiencing an overdose to receive targeted addiction treatment instead of racking up medical bills. It also saves the Cincinnati Fire Department money.

The Cincinnati Fire Department will likely get a new fire truck and two new ambulances ahead of schedule. City officials announced a plan Tuesday to spend $1.1 million on the equipment.

"I know it sounds like we're dumping. I realize that," said Assistant Chief Thomas Lakamp. "But our need is critical in the department. It is critical."

President Matt Alter says the staff shortages began years ago, before COVID was a factor.

The state of emergency declaration basically frees up the city to enact mandatory overtime and cancel vacation time for firefighters, EMTs.

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