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Posted: Jan 11, 2018

Work On Fire Station Delayed Due To Money

Though designs for both a temporary station at the Teton County Fairgrounds and Station No. 1 are complete, initial bids for the temporary station were more than double previous estimates, throwing a half-million-dollar monkey wrench in the process.

“We did not envision the temporary fire station would need to be built to fire station specifications because it was a temporary building,” Chief Brady Hansen said. “We envisioned building it more for the end user.”

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Posted: Jan 11, 2018

Portsmouth Fire Department to purchase hundreds of turnout suits

 Forty more will be purchased with the help of a grant. 

The turnout gear will help firefighters improve self-decontamination after being exposed to carcinogens in the line of duty.

The fire department plans to purchase new second gear suits yearly so that each fire

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Posted: Jan 11, 2018

Ambulance districts add new equipment to increase employee safety

The board of directors in both districts approved the purchase of the Stryker Power Load system to outfit a total of seven ambulances, which came in at a total of $179,000 in Marion County and $40,000 in Ralls County.

According to John Nemes, chief/director of both districts, the purchase is an investment towards the safety of their employees and patients.Read more

Posted: Jan 11, 2018

Seattle firefighters try to save sinking house boat near Seward Park

Seattle Fire crews are attempting to save a small house boat near Seward Park. Crews responded to reports of the sinking boat near the 9000 block of Seward Park Ave. South around 11 a.m. Firefighters are pumping water out of the craft in a photo tweeted out by the department. No additional information has been released about the cause of the sinking or how many people are potentially displaced.
- PUB DATE: 1/11/2018 12:37:35 PM - SOURCE: seattlepi.com
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Posted: Jan 11, 2018

New Fire Station in Katy, Texas, to Include Phoenix G2 Alerting System

The 12,999-square-foot station includes pods for each company within the fire department, explained David Slattery, of Slattery Tackett Architects, LLP, the architectural firm that designed the building. For example, emergency medical responders and the ladder company each would have a pod.

Brawner compared it to a college dorm room with a sitting area and then bedrooms in a suite. That will provide individual privacy, he added, noting the responders include men and women.

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