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Posted: Apr 2, 2018

Former Rosalia volunteer firefighter accused of stealing ambulance

A former Rosalia Firefighter was arrested early Sunday morning for stealing an ambulance. On Sunday morning, Whitman County Sheriff’s deputies were advised that one of the Rosalia Fire Department Ambulances had been taken from the fire station during the overnight hours. Officials reviewed security footage and saw Kelly Brown, 35, enter the fire station around 1:00 a.
- PUB DATE: 4/2/2018 6:40:19 PM - SOURCE: KREM-TV CBS 2
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Posted: Apr 2, 2018

New seamless response approved in King County

The City Council approved a new interlocal agreement (ILA) last week that promotes seamless emergency response among fire departments throughout King County. The ILA’s intent is that the closest available emergency response units will respond to 911 calls, regardless of fire department jurisdiction.
- PUB DATE: 4/2/2018 4:36:09 PM - SOURCE: Mercer Island Reporter
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Posted: Apr 2, 2018

Donaldsonville (LA) Voted for New Fire Station

Almost ninety percent of voters agreed with the renewal which will support the building of the new fire station and provide funds for personnel training and equipment for firefighters.

Fire Chief James McDonald said, the current firehouse was built in the 1960's and does not support the fire department's needs.

The new station seen in the rendering attached to this story would be bigger, measuring 9,523 square feet.  

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Posted: Apr 2, 2018

Police: Explosive Device Dropped Off at Grants Pass (OR) Fire Station

As of 12:01 p.m., East Park Street was closed between Parkdale Drive and Golden Park. East Park at the Baker Park entrance was also closed, along with the Grants Pass Parkway southbound at M Street.  

The Oregon State Police bomb squad was deployed to the area.

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Posted: Apr 2, 2018

Milton (GA) Firefighters Get Bullet Resistant Fire Equipment

"Last year's incident in Las Vegas reinforced the need to protect our personnel during an active shooter situation," said Milton Fire Chief Robert Edgar. "We need to respond to the injured quickly and in doing so, we need to know our firefighters are protected."  

With a rise in mass casualty events, there is an increased need for rapid triage and treatment of patients before law enforcement can completely secure the situation. More than $19,000 in custom equipment will provide the added protection firefighters need while responding in an active environment. The special design increases personal safety, but allows the flexibility firefighters need when providing emergency medical services to the injured.

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