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Posted: Dec 20, 2018

Weiner Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department (AR) Gets Fire Apparatus

The Fire Protection Services Program increased fire insurance premiums for revenues that may be used for training expenses of firefighters and to purchase, improve, or buy firefighting equipment in compliance with the National Fire Protection Association standards.

The Weiner Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department currently has two pumper tankers, two engine trucks, a rescue truck and SUV Gator.

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Posted: Dec 20, 2018

Honolulu Celebrates EMS Station Opening

 
 

The facility is designed to withstand high level storms and provide a safe haven for personnel.  

A fueling station at the back of the property will be incorporated into daily operations.

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Posted: Dec 20, 2018

Facebook Find Brings Home Advance Volunteer Fire Department (IN) Fire Apparatus

 
 

Family history is the reason their Facebook profile image includes a historical photo of the department. The photo taken in the 1950s has three engines and a handful of firefighters and their gear. It is this photo that helped bring home one of the department's most significant pieces of history.

“Our Facebook page photo with the original engine and several firemen was tagged," Mike said. "One afternoon I received a message tagging the truck to a truck being stored in Illinois. As I looked into it, I realized the truck that had been tagged was the truck from our picture.”

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Posted: Dec 20, 2018

Car Hits Responding Salt Lake City Fire Apparatus

 
 

In the first crash a driver veered off the road and struck a power pole and reported the sun was in his or her eyes.

Emergency crews  parked fire truck near the scene of that crash to warn other drivers, but another driver slammed into the back of the fire truck.

That driver also blamed the sunlight.There were no serious injuries in connection with either crash.

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Posted: Dec 20, 2018

Strong winds topple trees, cause power outages in Skagit County

A wind storm Thursday is knocking down trees, poles and power lines throughout Skagit County. Wind speeds in some areas in Western Washington reached into the 70 mph range, according to the National Weather Service's Seattle office. At about 3 p.m., the weather service reported wind gusts had peaked and that lighter winds are expected for the evening.
- PUB DATE: 12/20/2018 2:44:02 PM - SOURCE: Skagit Valley Herald (GoSkagit.com)
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