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Posted: Aug 11, 2026

Rumbler Siren Tried by Los Angeles Police; Designed to Rattle People out of the Way

Los Angeles police are rolling out the Rumbler, a low-frequency siren meant to get drivers' attention and help emergency vehicles clear traffic.

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Posted: Aug 11, 2026

Cedar Rapids (IA) Weighs $60M for Fire Department Improvements

Cedar Rapids may ask voters to approve a $60 million bond to modernize fire stations and emergency facilities.

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Posted: Aug 11, 2026

MI Voters to Decide Phone Surcharge for New Emergency Radios

Jackson County voters will decide whether to raise a phone bill surcharge to fund replacement of aging emergency radios for police and firefighters countywide.

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Posted: Aug 10, 2026

Compartment Corner: Wayne Hose Company #1, New York

Engine 18-EQ is a 2016 KME Predator XLFD heavy-duty rescue-engine powered by a Cummins ISX15 engine.

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Posted: Aug 10, 2026

VIDEOS: At least 20 residents displaced after blaze at Alabama apartment building

PHOTOS: A fire at a Birmingham apartment complex displaced at least 20 residents Sunday afternoon, with the American Red Cross responding to assist those left without a home.

Officials said no injuries were reported. Birmingham Fire & Rescue Service responded to the blaze at the 2700 at Homewood apartment complex on Temple Crest Drive just after 4 p.m.

Birmingham Police Department officers were also on scene, knocking on doors to help residents and their pets evacuate. Residents were quickly forced outside and stood for hours watching the fire spread from unit to unit.

One resident said smoke was visible from more than ten miles away. Vittorio Corey, who has lived at the complex for three months, said he initially thought a neighbor was grilling before realizing the building was on fire.

“I was standing on the end of my bathroom and I saw smoke. I thought someone was barbequing. But there was a fire, so I walked down to the end and had some officers down there, and as soon as they kicked the door open, the flames just erupted,” Corey said.

WBRC-TV FOX 6 Birmingham

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