On August 27 Denison Volunteer Firefighter Patrick Mooney completed a two-day emergency vehicle operator Train-The-Trainer course at the Delaware Township Fire Department in Des Moines.
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Mooney completes emergency vehicle operator Train-The-Trainer course
Fence posts for the Wall of Hope, a tribute to Kyron Horman, are being installed Friday at Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue’s Skyline Station 368.
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Wall of Hope fence posts installed today
LYNN – A garage floor in the Pine Hill fire station that once echoed with the sound of clattering hooves tops a list of fix-it projects for the city’s firehouses.
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Lynn plans improvements to firehouses
Local plans are set to go, but emergency management officials are ready to provide Cape help if needed.
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Area communities are ready to help other regions hard-hit by Hurricane Earl
The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department celebrates 100 years of service this Labour Day weekend.
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Department set to celebrate
A Report from Station 54: It is hard to believe its September and the final preparations for this years Labor Day Celebration are nearly complete. The
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August notes at the Skaneateles Fire House
DEERFIELD TWP. – Some residents are asking why when they call for an ambulance they sometimes get a fire truck.
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Ambulance or fire truck, there’s no difference in care
Discussion at Middletown Township Council’s meeting last week centered on the development of a township park and a unique garden.
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Middletown to develop rain garden
POMEROY — American Legion Post 39 along with other veterans organizations are moving forward on plans for another day of appreciation and remembrance of all those who have faithfully served their c…
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A day of remembrance in tribute to veterans
PEABODY — The city wants to construct an addition to the Prospect Street fire station to help improve ambulance service in Peabody, fire Chief Steve Pasdon said. The addition would make it possible to keep an advanced life support, paramedic-staffed ambulance at the station around the clock. Currently, of the three full-time ambulances operating in Peabody, two are stationed downtown on Foster …
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Fire chief: Station add-on will mean enhanced service
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