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Posted: Apr 9, 2019

Elderly Man Drives Truck Into Wall Outside Los Altos (CA) Fire Station

 
 

At approximately 6:01 p.m. Monday, firefighters at the fire station on the 12000 block of El Monte Road on the Foothill College campus heard a vehicle crash outside the station.

Firefighters investigated and found a vehicle had driven into a masonry wall attached to the fire station.

Firefighters treated the vehicle’s sole occupant, an elderly male. Santa Clara County Fire officials said the man was transported to Stanford University Hospital in serious condition. Officials did not know whether his condition was a result of the accident or if he suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.

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Posted: Apr 9, 2019

Firefighters Restore 95-Year-Old Burlington (NC) Fire Apparatus

 
 
 
The 95-year-old truck was used in parades, car shows and other events, but somewhere in the last decade or so, Maude stopped working, though her siren works fine. She was then towed out to functions, including the downtown Burlington Dickens Christmas event, but was not able to run on her own.
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Posted: Apr 9, 2019

Evansville (IN) Getting New Fire Apparatus

 
 
 

Last week, the apparatus began the final assembly process, which is expected to be complete this week. It will be released for testing before making the trek to Evansville.  

The fire truck will be housed on the city’s northside at Fire Station 17 on Mill Road. There’s no word on when exactly the fire truck will be brought to Evansville.

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Posted: Apr 9, 2019

Western Washington faces elevated wildfire risk in 2019

Fire authorities are gearing up for another long fire season in the Pacific Northwest after predictions were released earlier this week. The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) released its April through July fire predictions for the country, and the report shows that Western Washington will be more prone to fires than usual over the coming months.
- PUB DATE: 4/9/2019 1:03:58 PM - SOURCE: Auburn Reporter
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Posted: Apr 9, 2019

Chelan County Working on Preparing for Wildfire Season

Chelan County is modifying an agreement with the U.S. Forest Service for the Stemilt Partnership fuels reduction project that reduced the area of the work to about 700 acres from nearly 900 acres. County Commissioner Kevin Overbay says it allows them to use the freed up money for other projects. “Put that towards a landscape assessment of more than 25,000 acres, so that we can fully understand what actually needs to be done, where it needs to be done and how it needs to be done up in that basin.
- PUB DATE: 4/9/2019 11:40:48 AM - SOURCE: KPQ-AM 560
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