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.

On April 21, the Lanesboro Fire Department spent several hours sharpening critical skills during live LP (propane) training—a vital part of preparing for real-world emergencies.

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Aerial apparatus have come along way over the years with regard to their capabilities such as weight capacities, tip loads, turning radius, etc.