Carbon monoxide responses are easy to treat like routine calls. Most of the time, we are dispatched for an alarm activation, a beeping detector, or a vague report of someone “not feeling well.” There is no smoke showing, no visible hazard, and no obvious emergency from the street.

Wentworth Fire and Rescue held a two-day extrication class for area departments September 9-10. Members from Nunda, Chester, Madison, Colman and Wentworth attended classes.

     There were district fire schools being held all over the state these past few weeks, and still some training opportunities to come.

     Stephen Siller, a New York Firefighter, was there on 9/11. This exhibit was created by Stephen’s family after the tragedy on Sept. 11, 2001.

     Good day Kansas Fire Service.  Fall is just around the corner for us and we can look forward to cool days.  Family vacations are winding down and school has started again.