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Posted: Mar 6, 2017

Mayville Fire Department Responds to Own Fire Station for Fire

Saturday night at 10:07 PM the Mayville Fire Department responded to a fire inside their own fire station. A pedestrian called in the report of fire after seeing flames. According to the fire department, the fire was contained to one vehicle but there was heavy smoke all throughout the station.
Damage to the station was minimal, and only one apparatus housed there caught fire. No injries were reported, and there was no fire protection interruption for local residents.
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Posted: Mar 6, 2017

DC Fire Station to Reopen After $9 Million Renovation

WASHINGTON (AP) - One of the busiest fire stations in downtown Washington is about to reopen. Mayor Muriel Bowser will be on hand Monday for the reopening of Engine Company 16 on 13th Street, Northwest. The station was built in 1932 and was Washington's first four-bay firehouse.
The renovated station is more energy-efficient and is one of the busiest downtown stations.
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Posted: Mar 6, 2017

FDNY firefighters use risky technique to save man trapped in building

Three firefighters used a dangerous rescue technique — being lowered from the roof by rope — to save a man trapped in a burning Brooklyn building Sunday morning. “Those guys, they got me out of the building,” said Ubeaka McKinney, 39, of the daring save on the third floor of 241 Rockaway Ave. in Brownsville at 7:30 a.
- PUB DATE: 3/6/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: New York Daily News
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Posted: Mar 6, 2017

Firefighters Earning Up To $400K In California Draw Criticism

Despite ever-tightening budgets, hefty paydays are actually becoming the norm for a lot of Bay Area firefighters. But one East Bay fire department says paying out a lot of overtime is actually saving taxpayers money. In 2015, firefighters in San Ramon were making as much as $400,000 a year in total compensation.
- PUB DATE: 3/6/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: CBS San Francisco
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Posted: Mar 6, 2017

Veteran shoots at Ohio firefighters: I thought they were intruders

A veteran who fired gunshots at firefighters doing a welfare check on him at his residence said he thought someone was trying to break in. "The information I received he shot at the top of the door. Fortunately. Had he shot lower, into the door, he would have some firefighters easily," said Reginald Hocker, vice president of the union that represents Cincinnati's firefighters.
- PUB DATE: 3/6/2017 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: ToledoNewsNow
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