Caldwell’s new fire station has a mission to improve emergency response times, reports Idaho Press.

The fire department posted to Facebook, “Welcome to the newly opened Caldwell Fire Station 3. Located on Skyway and KCID, this station houses our 103 Engine Company and will help reduce response times in the area. Thanks to Beniton Construction you can get a sneak peak today. A special thanks to Zero Gravity Drone for the epic video.”

Fire crews working from the station will now have access to a workout room and the entire station is outfitted with UV-C lighting which kills viruses, bacteria, and mold.

The station features two specially designed washers and a dryer for used gear, and a self-contained breathing apparatus washer. 

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Boulder police said partiers at a massive college street party assaulted three officers and caused significant property damage, including damaging a fire truck, reports My Fox 8.

The fire department’s fleet now has three Class A pumper trucks and one ladder truck.

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Endicott Fire Department has replaced a fire truck that has been in service for 35 years, reports Binghamton Homepage.

The fire engine follows all the NFPA guidelines, has a top of the line motor, won’t drive if everyone is not buckled in, and can carry 800 gallons of water.

The fire truck was paid for using primarily federal grants.

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Deputy Fire Chief Michael H. Bailey from the Snoqualmie Fire Department has completed the Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP) as part of the National Fire Academy. This four-year program consists of a rigorous curriculum, extensive research, and two weeks of training per year at the academy in Emmitsburg, Maryland.
- PUB DATE: 3/8/2021 7:29:31 AM - SOURCE: Snoqualmie, WA