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Posted: Sep 17, 2018

Loudonville (OH) Fire Department Gets Fire Equipment with Young Foundation Grants

Actually, the department has acquired two of the power lift-rail cots, purchasing a second for the other emergency squad unit with its own funds. A Young Foundation grant provided $18,000 for the first cot, Fire Chief Mike Carey said. 

Department members demonstrated the new cot for Young Foundation representatives Barb Burd and Ronnie Portz on Friday, Sept. 7. Carey said the cot is mounted on a rail system installed into the floor of the squad. The rail stabilizes the cot, preventing it from shifting when the squad is driven, and meeting new standards for squad safety. 

 

A second Young Foundation grant, for $9,000, enabled the department to purchase new training equipment, including a new projector, screen and training videos, and a training mannequin which includes feedback devices, alerting the squad member using it if CPR is being performed correctly.

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Posted: Sep 17, 2018

Poughkeepsie (NY) Ambulance Crashes into Tree

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Posted: Sep 17, 2018

FDNY Fire Apparatus Crashes into Car Carrying Family

The FDNY vehicle collided with the other vehicle near the intersection of East 180th Street and Mapes Avenue in West Farms early Sunday, just after midnight, police said.

The car’s occupants — two males, ages 39 and 13, and three females, ages 38, 14 and 8 — were taken to Saint Barnabas Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, including broken bones, police and sources told The Post.

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Posted: Sep 17, 2018

Authorities make arrest in WSU fraternity arson investigation

On Sunday at 5:15 a.m., Pullman Fire responded to a fire at 845 NE C Street, the Theta Chi Fraternity on WSU's campus. Firefighters extinguished the fire, but the back deck, which was made of treated wood, was destroyed. Fire investigators discovered several attempted ignition points around the fraternity house.
- PUB DATE: 9/17/2018 5:33:51 PM - SOURCE: KXLY-TV ABC 4
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Posted: Sep 17, 2018

Smoke warnings go out over 'controlled burns' in Eastern Washington

Fire smoke may soon cause problems east of the Cascades but this time it's on purpose. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will be starting controlled burns on department land in five Eastern Washington counties to reduce the risk of wildfires next summer and enhance wildlife habitat. The burns will take place later this month or in early October.
- PUB DATE: 9/17/2018 5:33:33 PM - SOURCE: KOMO-TV ABC 4 and Radio 1000
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