All, If you respond to single-family dwelling fires, this program is a not-to-be-missed opportunity that costs you nothing but will provide priceless gains to every Firefighter, Fire Officer, and Chief. We promise. Tomorrow (Thursday, August 3rd) is the 2023 Flynn/Laird Training Event co-sponsored by the Frederick and Howard County (Maryland) Fire Services. ***YOU CAN JOIN VIRTUALLY *** Overview: This Year’s...Read More
If you respond to single-family dwelling fires, this program is a not-to-be-missed opportunity that costs you nothing but will provide priceless gains to every Firefighter, Fire Officer, and Chief. We promise. Tomorrow (Thursday, August 3rd) is the 2023 Flynn/Laird Training Event co-sponsored by the Frederick and Howard County (Maryland) Fire Services. ***YOU CAN JOIN VIRTUALLY *** Overview: This Year’s Training...Read More
A Montreal firetruck is stuck in what appears to be a pothole of its own making Wednesday afternoon. According to the city’s fire department (SIM), the current theory is that the truck was stopped at a red light when the road caved in under one of its tires. An operation is underway at the corner...Read More
All, We were provided with this information from the Amtrak Fire & Response Operations/Police Department, Our condolences to the members of the Easley SC Police Department and all those affected by this morning’s loss. The Easley PD received a call for assistance on the railroad tracks along East Main Street around 0500 this morning. While responding, police...Read More
We were provided with this information from the Amtrak Fire & Response Operations/Police Department, Our condolences to the members of the Easley SC Police Department and all those affected by this morning’s loss. The Easley PD received a call for assistance on the railroad tracks along East Main Street around 0500 this morning. While responding, police...Read More
by ANNA SAUNDERS Thu, July 27th 2023 TEAYS VALLEY, W.Va. (WCHS) — When the calls go out and the emergency tones sound off inside the Teays Valley Fire Department, on average, firefighters are on the scene in about six minutes. However, that response time is expected to double as the department will begin operating on...Read More
