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Lexington aims to become fire-training hub

Summary by The High Point Enterprise
DAVIDSON COUNTY — City of Lexington leaders are negotiating to buy 62 acres along Old Linwood Road for a new emergency services campus that would include a fire training complex that would serve fire departments from across the Piedmont.

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Lexington aims to become fire-training hub

DAVIDSON COUNTY — City of Lexington leaders are negotiating to buy 62 acres along Old Linwood Road for a new emergency services campus that would include a fire training complex that would serve fire departments from across the Piedmont.

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The High Point Enterprise broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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