Posted: Mar 29, 2016
Hidalgo will also pay about $1,800 for the acquisition of a new fire truck. Hidalgo County Precinct 2 Commissioner Eddie Cantu gifted the city the new fire truck, but capped the expenses at $90,000, Gonzalez said. The truck, however, needed some additional equipment, which the city will pay for through the approved funds.
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Posted: Mar 29, 2016
A fire at a La Center house that claimed the life of an adult last week originated in the kitchen, according to the Clark County Fire Marshal’s Office.
Investigators say that one of the electric stove burners at the mobile home, 1505 N.W. 379th St. in La Center, was turned on at the time of the fire.
- PUB DATE: 3/29/2016 2:57:05 PM - SOURCE: Vancouver Columbian
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Posted: Mar 29, 2016
A fire at a La Center house that claimed the life of an adult last week originated in the kitchen, according to the Clark County Fire Marshal’s Office.
Investigators say that one of the electric stove burners at the mobile home, 1505 N.W. 379th St. in La Center, was turned on at the time of the fire.
- PUB DATE: 3/29/2016 2:57:05 PM - SOURCE: Vancouver Columbian
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Posted: Mar 29, 2016
Deputy Fire Chief and Marysville Fire Marshal Tom Maloney recently earned his Chief Fire Officer certificate from the Commission on Professional Credentialing.
Maloney is the first person in the department to receive the certificate, and only one of 1,113 Chief Fire Officers worldwide. The certification process took nearly two years, and included an assessment of his education, experience, professional development, technical competencies, contribution to the profession and community involvement
"Tom's focus on continued professional development sets a great example for our department," said Fire Chief Martin McFalls.
- PUB DATE: 3/29/2016 1:08:35 PM - SOURCE: North Couty Outlook
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Posted: Mar 29, 2016
Deputy Fire Chief and Marysville Fire Marshal Tom Maloney recently earned his Chief Fire Officer certificate from the Commission on Professional Credentialing.
Maloney is the first person in the department to receive the certificate, and only one of 1,113 Chief Fire Officers worldwide. The certification process took nearly two years, and included an assessment of his education, experience, professional development, technical competencies, contribution to the profession and community involvement
"Tom's focus on continued professional development sets a great example for our department," said Fire Chief Martin McFalls.
- PUB DATE: 3/29/2016 1:08:35 PM - SOURCE: North Couty Outlook
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