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Posted: Apr 23, 2019

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-VT Hackney Decon Unit

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Posted: Apr 22, 2019

Active shooter training in Moses Lake tests agency proficiency, cooperation

Around 6 p.m. Thursday, shots rang out dully from inside the Job Corps gym. Students flooded out from the emergency exits, scrambling around each other. A siren went off and the loudspeakers announced that an active shooter was on campus. This was the second such annual exercise that Job Corps has conducted, providing an opportunity for a number of different agencies to be put through the wringer with little information, under the worst of circumstances.
- PUB DATE: 4/22/2019 6:48:00 PM - SOURCE: Columbia Basin Herald
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Posted: Apr 22, 2019

Whitehaven (TN) Expected to Get Fire Station

 
 
 

During Mayor Jim Strickland's budget presentation this week, he talked about plans for the new station.

The city has budgeted $4 million for construction and the new fire station right next to the old one.This is one of several recent investments into the Whitehaven community, Nelson thinks this new station may have a ripple effect across the neighborhood.

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Posted: Apr 22, 2019

Wheatfield (IN) VFD Frustrated in Finding Fire Apparatus

 
 
The department recently purchased a 2019 Freightliner 3,000-gallon tanker but it won’t be ready for use until August. WVFD’s fleet consists of trucks that have been purchased by the townships it serves, in addition to the town of Wheatfield. Fire departments from San Pierre, Hebron, DeMotte and Kouts also use the 1981 tanker for backup water when needed.
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Posted: Apr 22, 2019

Goodwins Mills (ME) Replaces Fire Apparatus with Refurbished Model

 
 

The fire department had a 1987 truck with a 95-foot tower ladder that had aged to the point where it was getting expensive to maintain, said Hooper. Also the large truck was hard to maneuver through some of the winding or narrow country roads,

The fire department did some research and purchased a 2003 E-ONE truck that was being retired in Burlington,Vermont. The department sold its old truck to the Pleasant Point Fire Department in Washington County. The truck, which has a 75-foot ladder, is a called a quint truck, meaning that it is a dual purpose truck with both a ladder and a pumper. It’s about 38 feet long, as opposed to the former truck which was 52 feet long.

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