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Posted: Sep 20, 2016

Huge grant eases burden off taxpayers to build new Asotin Co. Fire Dist. 1 fire station

It’s been three years in the making, and Asotin County Fire District 1 is one step closer to getting a new station. They just received a Community Development Grant from the State of Washington for $750,000. Chief Noel Hardin says the community has grown…they have out grown the station. Their current building is outdated and they have had to add on extra buildings to accommodate for their growth.
- PUB DATE: 9/20/2016 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: KLEW TV
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Posted: Sep 20, 2016

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-4 Guys Pumper

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Posted: Sep 19, 2016

Newborn abandoned at Yakima Fire Station on Christmas Eve brings her adopted family back for a tour

The family who adopted a baby abandoned at a Yakima fire station on Christmas Eve stopped by the station this weekend to catch up with the firefighter who first found the baby. The baby, now dubbed Evie, was found outside Fire Station 92 around 6 a.m. on December 24th, 2015. She had been wrapped in towels and left in a cardboard apple box, and doctors said that she might not have survived if firefighter JoAnna Albrecht hadn't heard her crying outside.
- PUB DATE: 9/19/2016 4:41:45 PM - SOURCE: Yakima Herald-Republic
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Posted: Sep 19, 2016

North Greenbush (NY) Opens New Fire Station

The North Greenbush Fire District opens a new Defreestville Fire Station, which has been 20 years in the making. The station is about a mile north from its original home on North Greenbush Road. It cost $6.9 million which was $500,000 under budget.
The 20,000 square foot fire station will allow the fire district to move its offices from the Wynantskill Fire Department to Defreestville.

"We're able to merge and become one fire district which not only reduced the tax burden on the residents in the town but also really opened up additional property sites that the Dreefeestivlle Fire Department could really look at. 20 years ago, the location we're standing in was not part of Defreestville Fire Department," said Daniel Garab, North Greenbush Fire Commissioners chair.

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Posted: Sep 19, 2016

Vehicle Hits Ambulance in Melbourne (FL)

A Brevard County Fire Rescue firefighter-paramedic's head was sliced open when it struck and shattered a glass window during a vehicle-v.-ambulance collision Thursday in Melbourne, Fire Chief Mark Schollmeyer said. The paramedic received 17 stitches, was transported to Holmes Regional Medical Center and released shortly afterwards, Schollmeyer said.
The paramedic received 17 stitches, was transported to Holmes Regional Medical Center and released shortly afterwards, Schollmeyer said. He is expected to return to work next week.

Schollmeyer said the crash happened shortly after 10:30 a.m. at or near Fee Avenue Park. The ambulance crew responded from Fire Station 82 in West Melbourne to a medical call, and the patient was loaded into the back of the ambulance. The paramedic opened a side door to step outside — and that's when the collision occurred.

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