An incident that began as a fire has turned into allegations of murder. On Wednesday, a mobile home in the the 29600 block of 142nd Avenue South was destroyed by fire. Police now say in court documents that a teen who lived in trailer was shot to death in retaliation for an earlier fight. Two men both described in court documents as transients have been arrested and are being held on $1 million bail for investigation of murder and arson.
- PUB DATE: 7/11/2016 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: komo news

A semi driver was killed Friday night when his truck and trailer went over the side of an elevated off-ramp and landed upside down on the highway below. That driver has now been identified as Alan Mooney of Federal Way. The crash happened at about 9:30 p.m. in the Bothell area. Mooney was heading westbound on State Route 522 when he attempted to exit onto Interstate 405, according to Trooper Chris Webb with the Washington State Patrol.
- PUB DATE: 7/11/2016 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: komo news

4 Guys Fire Trucks—Claridge (PA) Volunteer Fire Department, rescue-pumper. Freightliner M2 cab and chassis; Cummins ISL 350-hp engine; Waterous CVK 1,250-gpm rear-mount pump.

Firefighters responded to the report of an apartment fire around 12:15 a.m. Saturday at 818 9th Avenue. Crews arrived and found three cars ablaze with flames spreading to the second floor of the building. Residents were evacuated and crews quickly extinguished the fire. Firefighters remained on scene for about two hours while investigating the incident and checking for fire that may have spread into the apartments.
- PUB DATE: 7/9/2016 3:23:18 PM - SOURCE: KOMO-TV ABC 4 and Radio 1000

FirePrograms, an industry leader in public safety records management software, has released an updated data management application. With an all new user interface, FirePrograms provides a superior user experience through increased automation and simplified navigation.   
Comprehensively offering the many tools public safety agencies need to track the numerous facets of their operations, software end users are met with a user-friendly environment, while robust capabilities are available for System Administrators. This update also meets FEMA NFIRS 5.0 compliance standards.

The updated software is available in both locally installed and web-deployed versions to meet the varying needs of public safety agencies. Existing supported FirePrograms customers also receive the update as an upgrade to their previous version of FirePrograms.  

“We have taken into account changes in the field of emergency services, rapid advances in technology, as well as feedback from our customers about what they need to streamline their emergency service operations,” comments FirePrograms President Gary Ewers. “We are excited to offer an easy-to-use yet powerful business system, which is flexible enough to meet the wide ranging needs of agencies nationwide.”

FirePrograms Software is the nation’s premier provider of public safety records management software solutions. Based in Ocala, Florida and founded in 1981, FirePrograms Software is installed in over 5,000 agencies nationwide. Investing heavily in technology, FirePrograms provides unique information management solutions to America’s Bravest, and has built a solid reputation on providing dependable technology with unparalleled service.

More: http://fireprograms.com/