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The Sea Breeze Fire District dissolution
DevelopingNext check Oct 31: The scheduled October 31 dissolution and confirmation of Point Pleasant's assumption of fire and EMS coverage, including any published operating details.
Where it stands
Sea Breeze commissioners voted unanimously on October 29, 2026, to dissolve the district, with dissolution scheduled for October 31 and Point Pleasant set to take over fire and EMS coverage. As of the report aired October 30, the dissolution and transfer had not yet taken effect.
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The story so far
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Sea Breeze fire district to dissolve October 31; firehouse stays
Point Pleasant will assume fire and EMS coverage after commissioners cited a volunteer shortage. A separate association will retain the firehouse and plans to keep community events.
What moved
- The board voted unanimously to dissolve Sea Breeze Fire District.
History
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| Point | 13WHAM-TV | WHAM | Outlets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board vote to dissolve the fire districtNot independently confirmed | 2 | ||
| Scheduled date for the district's dissolutionNot independently confirmed | 2 | ||
| Future fire and EMS coverageNot independently confirmed | 2 | ||
| Reason cited for dissolving the districtNot independently confirmed | 2 | ||
| Ownership and operation of the firehouseNot independently confirmed | 2 | ||
| Association's plans for community eventsNot independently confirmed | 2 |
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