Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3, titled What Needs to Be Done, aired on CBS on October 23. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the official description of the episode reads as follows:"As financial pressures continue to mount at Station 42, Bode fights to prove that Edgewater’s new volunteer firefighting program can make a difference, and recording artist INK performs at Smokey’s Bar.”According to Parade, the latest episode of Fire Country Season 5 saw Bode and CJ fight for their volunteer firefighter programme as Station 42 continued to battle with financial crisis.On the other hand, TV Line reports that Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter INK made her scripted television debut, appearing as herself to perform two songs, All I Got and her new single American Reject, at Smokey’s Bar.Here is the complete recap.Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3 recap: Angel's problematic solutionA still from Season 5 (Image via Instagram/@firesheriffcbs)Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3 revealed that the Three Rock truck was out of commission for three weeks. The shooting incident damaged the radiator, which would take time to fix. Since Three Rock needed the truck to continue putting out fires, Angel decided to call in a favour. Angel used his burner phone to contact somebody who delivered a brand-new radiator for the truck. It was against Three Rock's policy to accept such gifts from the outside but Eve knew they were in dire need of a new radiator.Eve checked the payphone records and discovered Angel had made no calls outside, meaning he had a burner phone. Manny's words rang in Eve's ears: Angel hasn't changed. Eve suspected Angel had likely called in the favour from his father, which complicated things. It remains to be seen whether Eve will accept the radiator or confront Angel about sneaking a burner phone into Three Rock.Bode faces problems in his volunteer program in Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostManny was against Bode and CJ's Volunteer firefighting program from the start, but Bode was adamant about making it work. Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3 proved it was difficult to train civilians to become firefighters. Manny felt the volunteers were just there to pass the time and would do more harm than good. His fears were proven right when one of the volunteers, Milo, accidentally turned on a nozzle, injuring a regular firefighter.Naturally, Manny was outraged when Bode's volunteers put his guy in danger and he suspended the volunteer program. While Manny's actions seemed justified, Bode and CJ were upset because the volunteers had potential. Bode genuinely believed the volunteers had the zeal to help their community.Sharon made a shocking decision in Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3 took a turn when the fire department was called to a mobile home park fire. A drunk disrupted a birthday party, which led to a fire in the gazebo that destroyed multiple mobile homes. With Drake County busy with another emergency and Three Rock out of commission, Sharon allowed Bode to call in volunteers to help with the fire.As the fire worsened, a six-year-old girl went inside her burning home to get her cheerleading medal. Bode rushed to rescue the little girl and his volunteers proved useful. Milo redeemed himself in Sharon and Manny's eyes after he helped Bode with the water supply, and that help eventually saved the girl's life. Finally, Sharon saw the volunteers' worth and the program was reinstated. Bode promised to listen to CJ's advice and be patient with the volunteers going forward.In the final moments of Fire Country Season 5 Episode 3, Sharon went inside to get the girl's cheerleading medal and discovered a bag full of cash, hidden inside the oven. Considering Station 42's financial crisis, Sharon made a shocking decision and kept the money. While the source of the money remains a mystery, it will be interesting to see how Sharon's decision will affect Station 42.You can stream the latest episode on Paramount+.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.