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Fire Rescue News- Homeless man injured in fire started by his candle under the Boardwalk
Posted: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 5:22 pm | Updated: 5:28 pm, Tue Jun 19, 2012. A man who was living under the Atlantic City Boardwalk apparently sparked a fire Monday night after lighting a candle. Firefighters were called to Central Pier in the 1400 block at 11:35 p.m., and found....Continue Reading
Video: Worst fire department in the United States
In a 280 square mile area of Josephine County, Oregon we have no public fire district, so because of this we have 3 private fire departments who compete for contracts. This video shows one of them in action, the Grants Pass Rural Fire Department (not to be confused with the City Of Grants Pass Fire Department). Many people in this area consider this "so-called" fire department the worst of the worst. The county commissioners have tried repeatedly on closing them down and the County Sheriff will NOT let them run Code 3 for calls.
Fire Rescue News- North Wildwood firefighters tackle boat fire
Posted: Sunday, June 10, 2012 2:43 pm | Updated: 6:38 pm, Sun Jun 10, 2012. NORTH WILDWOOD - Local departments were called out this afternoon to extinguish a boat fire, North Wildwood Fire Chief Jeff Cole said Sunday. Cole said the boat was in the water across from the 10th Avenue marina when the fire began. City fire crews, along with West Wildwood firefighters, used their fire boats to extinguish the blaze. Cole said no one was injured in the incident.
EVFC Incident #39 06/09/2012 at 9:54pm - 2058 Elwood Rd for an Illegal Burn Called out as a structure fire. Upon arrival, determined to be an illegal burn. Extiguished fire. Call Recording This is a VOX recording. It is condensed and not in real time.
Fire Rescue News- Fire in Hamilton Township barn started by pickup truck
Posted: Friday, June 8, 2012 4:51 pm | Updated: 5:23 pm, Fri Jun 8, 2012. Hamilton Township officials believe a hot exhaust from a pickup truck caused a fire in a barn Friday afternoon. A barn in the Weymouth section of the township was on fire at about 2 p.m. but the blaze was put out before serious damage occurred, police said in a release. The township's Police Department responded along with the state Forest Fire Service, Hamilton Rescue Squad and the Weymouth, Mizpah and Mays Landing fire companies. No injuries were reported on the scene.
Police believe the fire was caused by the hot exhaust from a pickup truck that delivered and unloaded 10 bales of hay, police said. - Joel Landau Call Recording
This is a VOX recording. It is condensed and not in real time.
Fire Rescue News- Fire destroys house in Weymouth Township
WEYMOUTH TWP. -- Firefighters battled a large blaze that forced at least two people from the residence. Call Recording
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