Al Hart Memorial Fire Station

==General Information==
The Al Hart Memorial Fire Station was the first fire station to officially open and is fit for use and currently operating within the State of San Andreas. It currently serves as the primary fire station and has a small section of the San Andreas First Responders and Los Santos Fire Department operating out of it.
== Budget Cuts ==
The Grapeseed Fire Station was short-lived due to the Los Santos Emergency Medical Services realizing that the price to keep it running put them way over budget. At the time of the station's closure, they were over 6 Million in the hole, and they had just purchased new helicopters that cost over 2.3 Million, so sadly cuts had to be made. As a result of the fire station being shut down, the Sandy Shores Fire Station was opened.
It was mentioned later on during a Los Santos Emergency Medical Services meeting that apparently Bob Smith left the gas on.
== Reopening ==
According to a few Los Santos Emergency Medical Services members, a 'non heist heist' was requested by Jerry Callow. The terms? The Governor sent a few members on a quest to retrieve something from the bottom of the sea and bring them to his yacht, no questioned asked. After the artifact was retrieved, the governor kept his words and paid off the debt required to turn the lights back on in order for it to become operational once more. Once the building was set, Harold StockHerd Well helped and correct the fact the the locks no longer worked.
== Renaming ==
After the passing of Al Hart, the Los Santos Fire Department proposed the name change of the Grapeseed Fire Station, and during the Al Hart's memorial service, the Los Santos Emergency Medical Services have decided to dedicate and rename the fire station to the Al Hart Memorial Fire Station.
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