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Posted: Oct 10, 2018

Wahoo Fire Department notes 140th anniversary

An anniversary celebration, as well as demonstrations and a display of firefighting equipment, will take place at the fire hall in downtown Wahoo from noon to 2 p.m.  

Fire Prevention Officer Kyle Arp said activities will include fire truck rides and several demonstrations.

One of the demonstrations will be inside a smoke simulator truck borrowed from the Schuyler Fire Department. Arp said this will give those in attendance a chance to see how smoke behaves and help them prepare, if ever they encounter such an emergency.

A grease fire demonstration is also planned. He said people don’t always think about grease fires and how they can devastate a kitchen minutes.

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Posted: Oct 10, 2018

Ratcliffe Memorial Transportation (VA) Museum Celebrating Century-Old Fire Apparatus

The truck, prominently displayed in the museum’s main gallery, is available for close inspection and photo opportunities Thursday, 1-3 p.m.  

Other artifacts from local fire departments and an early 1900s fire truck restored by the Hudson family also are featured as part of National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7-13.

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Posted: Oct 10, 2018

Century-Old Fire Truck on Display for Fire Prevention Parade

Community Rolls Out Antique Apparatus

The Southwest Times spotlighted a gem from the local fire department: the town of Pulaski's historic 1917 American LaFrance fire truck, which was delivered to the community 100 years ago.

The vehicle will be on display for the local Fire Prevention Parade. The truck, which is prominently displayed in the museum’s main gallery, is available for close inspection and photo opportunities Thursday, 1-3 p.m.

More details about the parade above, and more can be leared about the department HERE.

Posted: Oct 10, 2018

Kirkland Fire Department receives pet oxygen mask donation

While fire departments are ready to battle blazes and rescue victims at a moment’s notice, not every unit is equipped to assist pets affected by smoke inhalation. With new pet oxygen masks donated by Invisible Fence’s Project Breathe program, the Kirkland Fire Department will be able to help pets on the scene of a fire and hopefully reduce the number of pet fatalities.
- PUB DATE: 10/10/2018 1:01:56 PM - SOURCE: Kirkland Reporter
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Posted: Oct 10, 2018

Authorities: Bad Elmer City fire could have been worse

A fire that destroyed four homes in Elmer City last week left the fire chief thankful for his neighbors, who he said likely prevented a larger catastrophe. Okanogan Fire District 2 Chief Dave Finch said some 41 firefighters from every local department were in Elmer City Tuesday night to fight the fire that started about 6 p.
- PUB DATE: 10/10/2018 1:00:21 PM - SOURCE: Grand Coulee Star
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