CLEVELAND — A Cleveland fire station was forced to shut down after firefighters complained about water leaks, mold and a bad smell.

News 5 Investigators found the station's problems aren't unusual — in fact, they're closer to the norm across the Cleveland Division of Fire's buildings.

The closure of Station 30 led News 5 Investigators to ask about conditions at all 27 of the department's buildings. An internal report obtained by News 5 revealed that none of the buildings are in good condition, with issues ranging from leaking urinals and mold to broken HVAC systems and plumbing problems.

Click in the map below to see each fire station and how it ranks in the following categories: Roof condition, Infrastructure, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical and Female Facilities.

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