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The Albert Lea Fire Rescue community risk reduction program provides follow-up with EMS patients and has the interest of other agencies
The Billings Fire Prevention Bureau experienced two fatal fires involving nasal cannulas and oxygen
St. Cloud voters will determine if a new fire station will be built in an area experiencing new houses, apartments and schools
Loveland Fire Rescue Authority’s wildfire coordinator will launch a campaign to educate the public on wildfire preparation
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Santee residents are promoting a measure to gain $5.6M annually to build and staff two new fire stations
Meriden firefighters had to break the van’s windows in order to connect to the hydrant
100,000 visitors are expected to arrive in McCurtain County to watch the eclipse in April
Lima Fire Department mutual aid limit seeks to keep a minimum number of crews available in city
Bill the the Colorado House would allow single-stair developments to reach up to five stories
Officials in Springfield defend the fire commissioner’s use of the SUV to kill raccoon
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11 people were displaced in the latest fire in Lawrence that involved illegal apartments in the basement, attic
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Mayor Eric Adams announced a reversal to proposed staffing cuts, layoffs of firefighters on long-term disability
Birmingham Battalion Chief Clay Hendon said firefighters everywhere are challenged by lithium-ion battery fires
Engine 80 will be used as a “peak-hour engine” because of the high call volume in East Village
Amos Lonokailua-Hewett served for 25 years with the Maui Fire Department
Helicopters and water tenders were brought in to fight the Tustin Marine Corps Air Station hangar fire
Investigation into a recent fire highlights the dangers of encampments under bridges
Clark County Deputy Chief Warren Whitney was known for giving back to the community and being focused on the safety of county citizens
Prevention, increased demands and community awareness are what the Woodland Fire Department will address over five years
Officials warn that the ash and dust from wildfire that killed 100 people in Lahaina is toxic
FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said retailers need to stop selling batteries that do not meet national safety testing certification
Orange County officials shut down local schools after testing found high levels of asbestos, lead, arsenic, and nickel
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Greensburg firefighters were joined by students to install smoke detectors, deliver fire safety information