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| Mat-Su Borough: Central, West Lakes Fire Service Area boards help one another The Mat-Su Borough discussed and approved the purchase of a fire engine including large ladder platform by the Central Mat-Su Fire Service Area in an effort to come to the aid of neighboring West Lakes FSA at the meeting of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly on Tuesday. Ordinance 21-003 and Resolution 21-002 passed by a vote of 5-2 with Assemblymen Jesse Sumner and George McKee voting against the $1.5 million appropriation to purchase the aerial platform and related equipment. Following Department of Emergency Services Director Ken Barkley's detailed staff report, McKee found objection. "This is nothing more than buying a new toy that's all," said McKee. "I thought we're talking about budget problems and here we are going to throw money on another vehicle we don't need."..."It will help with the safety of firefighters," said Barkley. MAT-SU VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN PREVIOUS STATE NEWS |
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| Seven firefighters injured while battling seven-alarm fire in New York PHOTOS: Firefighters on Saturday morning extinguished a seven-alarm fire that started late Friday night in a Flushing storefront and extended into an adjacent building, according to the FDNY. After receiving a call just before midnight on Friday, Jan. 8, regarding the blaze at a three-story building located at 136-15 37th Ave., approximately 50 units and 200 FDNY personnel responded to the scene to fight the fire. The blaze was first classified as a two-alarm fire at 12:11 a.m. on Jan. 9, before slowly progressing to a seven-alarm classification by 5:19 a.m. Seven firefighters sustained minor injuries while battling the inferno and have been transported to local hospitals. While a collapse zone has been established, units were still operating at the scene at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 9, according to the FDNY. The fire was extinguished just before 9 a.m., according to the FDNY. QNS.COM Woman runs red light and strikes fire truck, causing multi-vehicle crash in Indianapolis VIDEO: Multiple people were transported to local hospitals on Sunday afternoon, after Indianapolis fire officials said a woman ran a red light and crashed into a fire engine, causing a multivehicle accident crash on the east side. A 21-year-old woman driving a Ford Fusion eastbound on 10th Street failed to yield and struck an oncoming fire truck heading north on Arlington Avenue that had its sirens and lights activated, according to a news release from the Indianapolis Fire Department. The crash occurred at around 12:34 p.m., IFD said, as the fire engine was headed to a possible fire. The fire engine then struck another vehicle, a Toyota Prius, which was pushed into a third vehicle, a Mitsubishi Eclipse, witnesses told Indianapolis police. Those collisions caused injuries to people in those vehicles. There were four firefighters on board who were shaken up, but not hurt in the crash. INDY STAR - METERED SITE IAFF Designates January as Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month Fire fighter occupational cancer is the leading cause of line-of-duty deaths in the fire service. In 2019, more than 75% of the names of fire fighters added to the IAFF Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial Wall of Honor in Colorado Springs, Colorado, were of members who died from occupational cancer. In partnership with the Firefighter Cancer Support Network (FCSN), the IAFF has designated January as Fire Fighter Cancer Awareness Month to provide fire fighters the necessary tools and guidance to develop life-saving protocols for cancer prevention and to support those with a cancer diagnosis within their departments. Bringing increased public awareness to occupational cancer in the fire service will help generate greater legislative support for states and provinces to establish presumptive disabilities for all cancers affecting fire fighters. IAFF.ORG An explosion in bitter cold headlined a tragic day in 1962 for Missouri fire department On Jan. 10, 1962, all the talk was about bitter cold. At 3 p.m., with the temperature only 4 degrees, Carson Crocker was cutting a customer's hair at 702 Chouteau Avenue. Police officer Kenneth Jones tried to stay warm in his patrol car one block away. Major Nesbit worked inside the Ralston Purina feed mill that towered over the neighborhood just south of downtown. The quiet chill was shattered at 3:20 p.m., when a grain-dust explosion ripped through the Ralston mill, at Seventh and Gratiot streets. The blast blew open Crocker's front door, showered airborne debris around Jones' car and threw Nesbit across the room. "I heard this 'whoom' and there was fire everywhere," Nesbit said. "I crawled until I could see and then I cut out of there." It was the beginning of one of St. Louis' biggest fires, and one of the wildest nights ever for the St. Louis Fire Department. In temperatures that quickly froze their water sprays, firefighters fought two general-alarm fires and handled 44 other calls. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - METERED SITE Fire chief in Wisconsin delivers COVID message City of Burlington Fire Chief Alan Babe has an important message for Racine County residents who look to help first responders as the area continues to face the COVID-19 pandemic. Babe, selected from among many chiefs in Racine County, narrates a public service announcement through county social media feeds and on YouTube about stopping COVID-19 transmission. He said transmission only takes one person and could cause safety issues for first responders, local law enforcement, health care workers and other essential workers. "One choice can set off a domino effect. The small choices, the ones we make every day matter for our community," Babe said. "Our essential workers and first responders have been working around the clock to protect us, our loved ones and our community during this public health crisis." Babe said working together for the community can help overcome the challenging disease, which has infected thousands of Racine County residents. MY RACINE COUNTY PREVIOUS NATIONAL NEWS |
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| Fire Marshal - City of Bellevue - Filing deadline: Open Until Filled; First Review of Resumes on Feb. 1, 2021 - Bellevue, WA Full-Time Firefighter - East Fork Fire Protection District - Minden, NV Deputy Chief - Duvall-King County Fire District 45 - Duvall, WA Deputy Fire Chief - King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Fire Station - Thuwal, Saudi Arabia Fire Chief - King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) fire station - Thuwal, Saudi Arabia Fire Prevention Plan Checker - City of Redondo Beach - Redondo Beach, CA Battalion Chief – Pre-fire Management & Wildfire Resilience - Santa Clara County Fire Department - Los Gatos, CA Resident Volunteer Firefighter - Mist-Birkenfeld RFPD and Vernonia RFPD - Mist and Vernonia, OR Firefighter/Paramedic - City of La Grande - La Grande, OR Entry Level or Lateral Transfer Firefighter/Paramedic - Port Angeles Fire Department - Port Angeles, WA Community Paramedic - Port Angeles Fire Department - Port Angeles, WA Firefighter/EMT – Paramedic Trainee - Port Angeles Fire Department - Port Angeles, WA Firefighter/EMT - City of Bethel Fire Department - Bethel, AK EMT - Mobile Medic Response Team - Atlanta Fire Rescue Department - Aviation Division - Atlanta, GA Lieutenant - Columbia River Fire & Rescue - St. Helens, OR (closes: Jan 11, 2021) Firefighter Paramedic - Bend Fire & Rescue - Bend, OR (closes: Jan 11, 2021) Battalion Chief - South Bay Fire Department - Olympia, WA (closes: Jan 11, 2021) Fire Chief - Evans Fire Protection District - Evans, CO (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Firefighter/EMT - Sheridan, West Valley, and Southwest Polk Fire Districts - Sheridan, OR (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Fuels Crew Supervisor - Evergreen Fire/Rescue - Evergreen, CO (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Firefighter Paramedic - Grays Harbor Fire District 5 - Elma, WA (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Firefighter Cadet - Corpus Christi Fire Department - Corpus Christi, TX (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Fire Chief - Verde Valley Fire District - Cottonwood, AZ (closes: Jan 15, 2021) Lieutenant/EMT - South Thurston Fire & EMS - Tenino, WA (closes: Jan 18, 2021) Firefighter/Paramedic - Entry-Level and Lateral - San Rafael Fire Department - San Rafael, CA (closes: Jan 18, 2021) Fire Chief - City of Piedmont - Piedmont, CA (closes: Jan 19, 2021) Fire Payroll Specialist - City of Bellevue - Bellevue, WA (closes: Jan 20, 2021) Assistant Chief - King County Fire District #2 - Burien, WA (closes: Jan 20, 2021) Firefighter - City of Roseburg - Roseburg, OR (closes: Jan 22, 2021) Entry Level / Lateral / Firefighter / EMTs / Paramedics - South Kitsap Fire and Rescue - Port Orchard, WA (closes: Jan 22, 2021) Deputy Fire Chief - Harrisonburg Fire Department - Harrisonburg, VA (closes: Jan 25, 2021) Fire Chief - City of Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara, CA (closes: Jan 25, 2021) Deputy Fire Chief - Yakima Fire Department - Yakima, WA (closes: Jan 25, 2021) Assistant Fire Chief - Ketchum Fire Department - Ketchum, ID (closes: Jan 29, 2021) Assistant Fire Chief - Oxford Fire Department - Oxford, MI (closes: Jan 29, 2021) Captain - Johnston Grimes Metropolitan Fire Department - Johnston, IA (closes: Jan 31, 2021) Entry level / Lateral Firefighter - Douglas County Fire District No. 2 - Roseburg, OR (closes: Feb 01, 2021) Fire Chief - City of Greeley - Greeley, CO (closes: Feb 02, 2021) Assistant Chief - East Olympia Fire District #6 - East Olympia, WA (closes: Feb 04, 2021) Firefighter/Paramedic - Scappoose and Clatskanie Rural Fire Districts, Columbia River Fire and Rescue - Columbia County, OR (closes: Feb 04, 2021) Assistant Fire Chief - City of Casa Grande - Casa Grande, AZ (closes: Feb 05, 2021) EMS Chief - Verde Valley Ambulance Company - Cottonwood, AZ (closes: Feb 05, 2021) Assistant Fire Chief - Lynden Fire Department - Lynden, WA (closes: Feb 08, 2021) Fire Cadet - Los Alamos County - Los Alamos, NM (closes: Feb 19, 2021) Lateral & Entry-Level Firefighter/Paramedic - Umatilla County Fire District #1 - Hermiston, OR (closes: Feb 26, 2021) POST JOB MORE JOBS |
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