The Laguna Beach Fire Fighters’ Union aims to restore a 1931 fire engine.

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After running a 100-foot Pierce tractor drawn aerial (TDA) for 10 years, the Folsom (CA) Fire Department decided it was time to step the rig down into reserve status and purchase a new front-line TDA, which it did—a Pierce Ascendant® 107-foot TDA. “We wanted to keep the same style of cab on the TDA as […]

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The Electric Xtender deploys in 10 seconds, extends 18 inches above the pump house, and can flow water in both the raised and lowered positions.

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One person is dead after an apartment fire late Tuesday night in Tacoma, according to the Tacoma Fire Department. The department said crews responded around 11:47 p.m. to the 200 block of North Yakima Avenue after reports of flames coming from an apartment building. When firefighters arrived, they found flames climbing from a first-floor unit up the side of the building. Crews quickly extinguished the fire, officials said.

The fire was contained to one apartment unit and part of the building’s exterior. The department confirmed one person died in the fire. All other occupants safely escaped, and no other injuries were reported. Officials urged people to use caution in the area as firefighters and Tacoma police remain on scene investigating the cause.

KING-TV NBC 5 Seattle

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The Shoreline Fire Department says it extinguished flames at a vacant building that used to be a nursing home. The department was dispatched to the building on 15th Avenue NE around 3:45 on Wednesday after the fire alarm went off.

Crews arrived to find no smoke or fire initially. Upon investigation, fire and smoke were found in an adjacent property on the west side of the building. Firefighters brought the fire under control and completed an extensive search of the building. The cause was determined to be an electrical fire originating in the panel room. There were no injuries reported.

KIRO-TV CBS 7 Seattle

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