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Posted: May 23, 2019

Quick Response Knocks Down Escaped Orchard Burn Near Chelan Butte

A escaped orchard burn that developed into a brush fire was contained near Chelan Butte Wednesday. Lake Chelan Fire & Rescue Chief Tim Lemon said Chelan County Fire District 8 from Entiat and Chelan County Fire District 7 from Chelan crews were dispatched just before noon when the orchard burn got out of containment and spread into a gully filled with orchard prunings.
- PUB DATE: 5/23/2019 7:46:18 AM - SOURCE: KPQ-AM 560
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Posted: May 23, 2019

Spokane Valley Fire Station 8 getting facelift, expansion to fit tiller truck

Construction is underway at Spokane Valley Fire Department Station 8 on Wilbur Road to make two engine bays longer to accommodate larger trucks. The station was built in 2004 and houses a ladder truck, a rescue unit and the department’s water rescue team, said Deputy Fire Chief Tim O’Brien. “That fills up our three bays,” he said.
- PUB DATE: 5/23/2019 5:32:11 AM - SOURCE: Spokane Spokesman-Review
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Posted: May 23, 2019

Confusion reigns as Spokane City Council remains defiant against combined 911 dispatch system

For the past year, the Spokane City Council has been a unified voice standing in opposition to concerns about the desire to combine the region's different dispatch agencies — 911, Spokane Police, Spokane County Sheriff and the fire departments — under one governing body: Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC).
- PUB DATE: 5/23/2019 1:50:09 AM - SOURCE: Pacific Northwest Inlander
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Posted: May 23, 2019

North Whatcom Division Chief Henry Hollander retiring after 27 years of service

North Whatcom Fire and Rescue Service will say farewell to one of its own at the end of this month. After 27 years of service, division chief Henry Hollander will retire on May 31, and he can’t wait to hear the sweet sound of silence. Sitting at his desk at Station 63 in mid-May, the sharp tune of his pager breaks through conversation.
- PUB DATE: 5/23/2019 1:42:59 AM - SOURCE: Northern Light
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Posted: May 23, 2019

Police, firefighters get hands-on training with self-driving shuttles set to debut in Florida community

A man walked directly into the path of a bus in Lake Nona on Wednesday. The 15-passenger self-driving shuttle came to a halt and let out a loud beep – preventing a collision and turning heads from the firefighters in attendance. The demonstration was part of a training session meant to teach Orlando’s first repsonders how to handle emergency situations involving Beep autonomous vehicles, soon to hit the roads in the southeast Orlando community.
- PUB DATE: 5/23/2019 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Orlando Sentinel - Metered Site
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