VIDEO: Rescuers say a woman who claimed she jumped from the Senator George Sellar bridge in Wenatchee was pulled from the shoreline after she became stranded in some rocks downstream. Chelan County District One fire battalion chief Cary New says crews responded to an area just south of the Burlington Northern Railway Apple Yard where they located the woman clinging to a rock at the bottom of a steep embankment.
- PUB DATE: 5/31/2019 10:36:32 AM - SOURCE: NCWLife.com

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Body
Ascendant® 107'  Tiller Heavy-Duty Aerial Ladder

Engine
Cummins 565-hp X15

Pump
1,250-gpm Waterous CSU

Tank
300-gallon Water 

Chassis
Velocity®

Electrical
Command Zone™

Suspension
TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension

With the continued growth and success of the Women in Fire (formerly iWomen) conferences at FDIC International in Indianapolis, the organization has found that it would be a benefit for members, attendees, and supporters to host a one-day conference each year. This one-day conference will continue to be colocated with FDIC International in Indianapolis. The plan is to host a networking event on Sunday and the opening ceremony on Monday morning followed by an outstanding lineup of class offerings.

This will not take away from the multi-day International Conference, which is held on the even years. The International Conferences will be held in the fall biennially at different locations.

The 2020 International Conference will be held in Spokane, Washington the week of September 22nd - September 25th. Women in Fire is finalizing details on this Conference and will be posting the Call for Papers and Early Bird Registration soon!

As of today, Women in Fire Is opening the Call for Papers for the 2020 1-Day Conference at FDIC International. Download HERE (PDF).

The San Diego (CA) County Fire Autority has requested help i locating a fully operational fire apparatus. The rig was in use by the Julian-Cuyamaca Fire Protection District until area residents decided to assign their community's fire service to CAL FIRE. However, the truck cannot be located. After the residents voted to dissolve the department, department members, who are volunteers, staged a sit-in. Although the investigation is ongoing, Sheriff's officials have not yet categorized the fire truck as "stolen."