PHOTOS: The entrance to Pride Park in Taylor Mill will soon be the home to a special monument honoring Firefighters from three different volunteer departments no longer in existence: Forest Hills, Winston Park and Taylor Mill. Most of the monument is ready. The last thing to go in will be the statue.
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VIDEO/PHOTOS: An early-morning fire destroyed a home in the Lake Symington area of Kitsap County on Wednesday. Investigators say the home caught fire in the 12000 block of NW Overland Trail just before 1 a.m. Flames were coming from all sides of the one-story home when firefighters arrived. Everyone made it out of the home safely and nobody was hurt.
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Even though the evacuations have dropped for people that live around Williams Lake, firefighters say there is still a danger of hot spots sparking another fire. Firefighters say that they aren't completely in the clear with lingering hot spots inside the fire zone. The Williams Lake Wildfire is at 80% containment.
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Vicksburg (MS) Fire Department dedicated two new apparatus at a ceremony on Monday, according to a report published by WLBT NBC 3.

The two trucks, both built by E-ONE, cost $550,000 and are expected to be in service for the next 25 to 30 years, according to the report, which also said the state’s fire marshal’s office and the state legislature helped with the purchase.

The new apparatus will replace units put in service in 1983, according to the news station.

By Bill Adkins

When Miami Township Clermont County (OH) decided to replace their 2002 rear-mount tower ladder, they agreed to look for something that was maneuverable for smaller subdivisions but still maintained the 100-foot reach. They wanted something with 500 gallons of water that still had the ability to store the much-needed equipment and provided options for different hose deployment needs.  Based on all of these needs Miami Township, decided on the E-ONE HR100 rear-mount, single-axle aerial. 

Miami Township is a suburb of Cincinnati and, like most suburb neighborhoods, they have narrow residential roadways, small cul-de-sacs, tiny driveways, and the setbacks are 50-75 feet from the road. At first, one might think a 75-foot quint would work well in these conditions, and sometimes they do, however that 50-75 foot setback just gets you to the roof on most of these homes. This does not always give you the ability to reach the peak of the roof. The HR100 E-ONE gives Miami Township 25 more feet to accommodate that task and still has maneuverability close to the 75-foot quint. 

With up to 220 cubic feet of storage space, the HR100 exceeds most manufacturers’ compartment space with a single rear wheel aerial.  This will allow for fire, rescue, and paramedic equipment all while still giving Miami Township a 470-gallon water tank and a 30-gallon foam tank. 

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