Posted: Jul 24, 2019
Police are investigating a crash involving a stolen St. Lucie Conty Fire Rescue truck and a Fort Pierce Police SUV.
According to police, 29-year-old Amber Lynn Sills stole a the Fire Rescue truck that happened to be out on a call on Avenue B. She crashed into a Fort Pierce Police patrol SUV. The officer was just getting out of the SUV at the time of the crash.
There was a patient in the Fire Rescue vehicle. A second vehicle had to come to the scene to take the patient.
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Posted: Jul 24, 2019
Spokane County Fire District 5 wants to provide a higher level of service to the northern parts of the West Plains as fire risk increases with development and a growing population.
The district is asking voters for a property tax levy increase of $0.46 per $1,000 of assessed valuation to fund equipment and facilities improvements.
- PUB DATE: 7/24/2019 2:34:46 AM - SOURCE: Spokane Spokesman-Review
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Posted: Jul 24, 2019
The Southeast Thurston Fire Authority responded to a fire on Quail Meadows Court Tuesday, putting out the blaze after dogs were rescued from the home.
The City of Yelm posted the following on Facebook shortly after the fire was extinguished
“ Not only did the firefighters and our beloved Yelm Police Officer Don Moody rescue these pups from the burning home, Bernadette Pellegrino and other paramedics provided the highest level of care to help the dogs recover from smoke inhalation,” the city wrote.
- PUB DATE: 7/24/2019 1:41:58 AM - SOURCE: Nisqually Valley News
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Posted: Jul 24, 2019
The Senate voted Tuesday to extend funding for first responders suffering health problems as a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
In a 97-2 vote, the Senate overwhelmingly passed the bill that would effectively make the victims’ compensation fund for 9/11 first responders and other victims of the attacks permanent.
- PUB DATE: 7/24/2019 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: WNBC-TV NBC 4 New York
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Posted: Jul 24, 2019
When Stan Caplan built his retirement home on the ridge of a majestic chaparral-covered hillside in an affluent gated community in Rancho Santa Fe, he wasn’t thinking much about insuring his property against wildfire.
Today, the issue has been consuming the 70-year-old Texas transplant. In June, he received a letter in the mail that his homeowner’s insurance was being canceled because of the “increased frequency of catastrophic wildfires in California.
- PUB DATE: 7/24/2019 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: San Diego Union-Tribune - Metered Site
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