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Training continues for Atlantic City's thirteen newest firefighters, in week four of their instruction.

It's the kind of job that never gets a day off. Rain, shine or snow, Tim Brining says these first responders are ready for the call.

"Coming out here, even though it's icy, we are still going up there."

Learning what it takes to perform in the snow and ice was part of week four of....Continue Reading

Received a call for Wires down. The electric company was notified and 16-3 secured the scene until the road crew arrived. The road crew blocked off the street.

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Arching wires in front of Garys car lot. secured scene and notified electric company

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One vehicle MVA into the woods. Victim(s) already removed on arrival. Found vehicle smoking. Rescue 16-2 knocked fire down with fire extinguisher then wet down with booster line. Engine 16-3 provided manpower.














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Posted: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 12:00 am

By WALLACE McKELVEY Staff Writer press of AtlanticCity.com

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EGG HARBOR TWP. - Training continues for Atlantic City's thirteen newest firefighters, in week three of their instruction.

It's the job they signed up to do, but when danger is looking them straight in the face, getting the job done recruit Patrick McDevitt says can prove to be difficult task.

"The spaces were so tight, there was barely any room for breathing when you were getting through."

Three weeks into their training, Atlantic City's thirteen newest fire fighters are....Continue Reading