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Posted: Jun 4, 2018

East Sandwich (MA) Fire Station Reopens Doors

Deputy Fire Chief John Burke was proud that the renovation came in at $600,000, while the stations’ new septic system cost another $500,000. There are now separate sleeping and showering facilities for men and women, features that were not available at the Sandwich Village station next to police headquarters.  

The new station also includes a new backup generator that can power the entire building, as well as new air conditioning and heating units and a kitchen with stainless steel appliances. But, as Deputy Chief Burke said, there’s nothing ostentatious.

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Posted: Jun 4, 2018

South Haven (IN) VFD Introduces New Ambulance, Renovated Fire Station

Officials cut a red ribbon on the front entrance of the station, located at 398 W. County Road 700 North, before offering tours of the expanded station and then using a firehose during a wetting ceremony to spray the new ambulance, which was designed by the department’s paramedics. The renovation, said Chief Bill Lundy, essentially doubled the lounge and kitchen area at the station, as well as adding three bunkrooms, remodeled offices, additional storage and other amenities. The Portage Township Trustee’s Office used a $1 million bond issue to pay for the work.
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Posted: Jun 4, 2018

New Fire Station Opens in Orange County (FL)

The station came after a 2015 study identified a gap in coverage for residents in an area of east Orange County that's seen a population boom in recent years.

 

According to county leaders, response times will be significantly improved due to the new fire station, especially for residents living in the immediate area. The fire station is part of the county's "INVEST in our Home for Life" initiative. Through bond financing of excess sales tax revenue, $30 million has been allocated for fire rescue infrastructure, which includes three new fire stations.

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Posted: Jun 4, 2018

Demers Ambulances Announces the Launch of New Online Parts Catalog

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Demers Ambulances, a North American leader in ambulance manufacturing, has launched a new online parts catalog. The new catalog, which is accessible from the Demers Ambulances website, offers multiple benefits to both end users and dealers in reducing downtime and checking product availability.

“Our customers need to maintain an optimal number of ambulances that are ready to answer emergency calls as efficiently as possible,” said Benoit Lafortune, executive vice-president at Demers Ambulances. ‘’The new online parts catalog will further assist our customers in meeting these expectations and reducing downtime.’’

Demers new online parts catalog will assist both dealers and end user clients in searching, identifying and ordering new parts for their vehicles. Clients and dealers will save time by beginning the ordering process directly on the Demers Ambulances website. With thousands of parts featured in the online catalog, final transactions will be completed after a Demers service technician has validated the parts request. This double verification process will ensure the accuracy of the order, customer satisfaction and reduce additional downtime.

To access Demers new online parts catalog visit www.demers-ambulances.com and select the parts/accessories/services option.

About Demers Ambulances

Founded in 1960, Demers Ambulances is the second largest ambulance manufacturer in North America, delivering more than 18,000 ambulances to more than 20 countries. Recognized as a leader in innovative products that meet and exceed the expectations of medical emergency specialists around the world, Demers Ambulances is accredited by Transport Canada, recognized as a "Qualified Vehicles Modification" (QVM) by Ford, and also holds the US National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) Member Verification Program (MVP) certification. Demers Ambulances merged with Braun Industries in February 2018.To learn more about Demers Ambulances, visit www.demers-ambulances.com.

 

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Posted: Jun 4, 2018

Yakima police say former officer killed in Selah-area house fire

Firefighters were called shortly after 6:20 p.m. to 1203 Pomona Road for a house fire, where they were told someone was possibly still inside, according to a news release from Selah Fire Department. Firefighters from Selah and the U.S. Army’s Yakima Training Center found the building on fire, and located a man later identified as Mark Peck inside the burning building, the release said.
- PUB DATE: 6/4/2018 10:16:45 AM - SOURCE: Yakima Herald-Republic
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