Hundreds of people found themselves being trapped by rising floodwaters from the Nooksack River and volunteers joined first responders to lead the evacuation effort. With water coursing across nearly every road into Sumas, tractors and boats proved to be one of the few ways to safely run these rescue operations.
- PUB DATE: 11/16/2021 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: KOMO-TV ABC 4 Seattle

The Superior (WI) Fire Department debuted its new $1.3 million ladder truck Friday morning, reports wdio.com.

The apparatus features a 101-foot ladder with a bucket and is a vast improvement to the department’s fleet, officials say.

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The City of Dublin (GA) Fire Department was recently approved for a third fire station, which will serve as department headquarters and aim to add more fire and EMS services to the community, reports wgxa.tv.

The station will be funded mostly by SPLOST dollars, the report says, and Georgia Military College will help with the design.

The new facility is currently in the beginning stages, but the city has purchased land on 441 North. Officials are hopeful the project can be completed by next year.

The department’s other two stations (both via cityofdublin.org):

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This afternoon, Waldens Ridge Emergency Services opens their new fire station with WRES personnel pushing one of their trucks in the bay. pic.twitter.com/oeNvmvrEaj

— HamCoTNES (@HamCoTNES) November 14, 2021

Waldens Ridge (TN) Emergency Services Sunday held the dedication and open house for its new station.

The 20,000-square-foot facility boasts a community room, sleeps 16 crew members, has a decontamination room, training equipment, and many more amenities.

The station is located at 2100 Taft Highway.

“We are extremely proud of this building and can’t wait for everyone else to see what an amazing facility it is,” the department wrote on Facebook.

SUNDAY, Nov. 14th, 2 PM, Waldens Ridge Emergency Services will be celebrating the completion and opening of their new fire station with a ribbon cutting ceremony. This 20,000 sqft fire station contains community room, sleep 16 personnel, decon room and much more! pic.twitter.com/TJV0G1iT66

— HamCoTNES (@HamCoTNES) November 12, 2021

Firefighters extinguished a Kent house fire Monday morning, Nov. 15 in the 23600 block of 51st Avenue South, just east of the Green River. Firefighters responded at about 8 a.m. according to a Puget Sound Fire tweet. Within two hours, the fire was out. There were no injuries and the cause is under investigation, according to Kent-based Puget Sound Fire.
- PUB DATE: 11/15/2021 1:22:38 PM - SOURCE: Kent Reporter