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Posted: Jan 3, 2019

Rhode Island deputy fire chief seeks to seal disorderly conduct case

Cranston’s deputy fire chief asked last week to seal a case documenting a disorderly conduct charge linked to his dispute with a fellow firefighter in September 2017. Deputy Chief Paul Valletta Jr., 60, on Dec. 11 entered a not-guilty filing to one count of disorderly conduct, meaning the case will be expunged from the court record if he obeys the law for a year.
- PUB DATE: 1/3/2019 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Providence Journal
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Posted: Jan 3, 2019

Gas utility to 'discuss' funding extra firefighters in Massachusetts

Just before noon Monday, the Fire Department received an emergency call about "an odor of gas coming from the basement" of a Broadway business. No fire was found, but the call was just one of hundreds of gas-related complaints last year in the city. Fire Chief Brian Moriarty expects such calls will continue in the new year in the wake of the Sept.
- PUB DATE: 1/3/2019 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: The Eagle Tribune
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Posted: Jan 3, 2019

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-Rosenbauer Tanker

Muncy (PA) Area Volunteer Fire Company tanker. Freightliner M2 cab and chassis; Cummins ISL9 450-hp engine; Waterous CSUC20 1,250-gpm pump; UPF Poly 2,200-gallon tank

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Posted: Jan 2, 2019

Walla Walla Firefighters get ballistic gear for protection in active shootings

Cops and firefighters both respond to active shootings. While police try to stop a shooter, firefighters are there to help anyone who has been hurt. That often requires them to put themselves at risk. Now the Walla Walla Fire Department will have protective gear for these situations. “We don't carry weapons,” Deputy Fire Chief Brad Morris said.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2019 5:48:57 PM - SOURCE: KEPR-TV CBS 19
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Posted: Jan 2, 2019

Walla Walla Firefighters get ballistic gear for protection in active shootings

Cops and firefighters both respond to active shootings. While police try to stop a shooter, firefighters are there to help anyone who has been hurt. That often requires them to put themselves at risk. Now the Walla Walla Fire Department will have protective gear for these situations. “We don't carry weapons,” Deputy Fire Chief Brad Morris said.
- PUB DATE: 1/2/2019 5:48:57 PM - SOURCE: KEPR-TV CBS 19
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