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Posted: Aug 12, 2016

Fire Truck Photo of the Day-Rosenbauer Pumper-Tanker

Engine 902 is a commercial pumper-tanker built by Rosenbauer on a Freightliner chassis. 

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Posted: Aug 12, 2016

EMS Levy Fails in the City of Mill Creek

The current Emergency Medical Services (EMS) levy expires at the end of 2016 and is the primary funding source for emergency medical services in the City of Mill Creek. The City’s permanent EMS levy ballot measure fell short of the 60-percent supermajority required. The ballot measure is currently at 55.
- PUB DATE: 8/11/2016 9:06:48 PM - SOURCE: Mill Creek, WA
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Posted: Aug 11, 2016

Kittitas County Fire District #1 is in need of volunteer firefighters

If you're looking for a way to help your community as well as yourself, Kittitas County Fire District #1 welcomes you. They're currently running very short on volunteers, and although becoming a volunteer in Kittitas County is a long process, it's well worth it. Kittitas County Fire District #1 Fire Chief D.
- PUB DATE: 8/11/2016 8:24:50 PM - SOURCE: NBCRightNow.com
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Posted: Aug 11, 2016

Deputy Fire Chief's Vehicle, SUV collide in Reading (PA)

A crash involving a deputy fire chief's vehicle and an SUV in Reading sent two people to the hospital Monday. The accident happened at North Third and Walnut streets shortly before noon when the chief's vehicle struck the side of the SUV.
The driver of the SUV had to be freed from the vehicle and transported to the hospital for treatment of unspecified injuries. The deputy chief, Gary Mogel, was also taken to the hospital for evaluation, officials said.

The intersection is controlled by stop signs for drivers on both Third and Walnut streets, so officials have not been able to determine what led to the crash, which remains under investigation.

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Posted: Aug 11, 2016

Hamilton (NJ) Hospital Adds Four New, Eco-Friendly Ambulances to Fleet

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Hamilton has announced that they will add four new ultramodern ambulances to service Hamilton and East Windsor. The custom-designed ambulances come with features both practical and surprising that are meant to enhance patient safety, reduce crew members' injuries and promote energy efficiency, the hospital said in an announcement.
Some of the features include:

a hydraulic lift system that enables EMT crew members to hoist patients into the vehicle with the push of a button.

a mount that holds stretchers in place in the event the ambulance rolls-over.

mobile wi-fi to allow electronic patient care reporting and charging stations for mobile devices.

they even solar panels that charge the vehicles, saving gas and eliminating the need to idle.

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital provides primary basic life support, or BLS, ambulance coverage to Hamilton and East Windsor townships and respond to nearly 1,000 emergency calls in the area per month.

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