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Firefighters from Manson, Knierim, Rockwell City and Farnhamville participated in a two-day ice rescue training class taught by instructor Gary Owens of Professional Rescue Innovations.
In the past I have written about the “pull a rabbit from the hat drill. All members gather around a bucket and each pull a paper out with a tool listed on it.
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit will be at the Washington County Fair in Washington, IA, July 15-17.
I have good news from Fire Marshal Dan Wood.
March 9–11, 2018 the Training Division held the hands on portion for the Hazardous Materials Operation course at the Neligh fire department.
At 12:33 on March 4, the Norfolk Fire Division was dispatched to 1203 Logan St. for a house porch on fire.
As I start my article and I look outside the sun is finally shining. I don’t know about how you feel but I am so ready for some warmer weather.
Nebraska Fire and Rescue members of the NSVFA, I am hopeful that by the time you read this, winter and cold weather has left us, and we are starting into spring and warmer temperatures.
A fire in a motel at 915 South Highway 248, Kadoka went to 3 alarms before being brought under control on Mar. 6, 2018.
The legislative session for 2018 has come to an end. I would like to recognize and thank Maynard Konechne from Kimball Fire and Ambulance for his service during the session.
An accelerant detection canine (arson dog) is a dog that has been trained to sniff out minute traces of accelerants that may have been used to start a fire.
Piedmont Fire and Ambulance Service and the Black Hawk Volunteer Fire Department responded to a reported wildland fire on Mar.
2018 Tentative SD State Fire School Schedule
Wednesday, June 6th
Board Planning Meeting
Thursday, June 7th
The Cherry Fire Department conducted ice rescue training recently. Photos by Paul Pluskwik of Pluskwik Photography.
Northrop, a small town north of Fairmont, had an explosion at a locally owned elevator and the next day a blaze that could be seen from 15 miles away.
Jeff Gargano - Editor
P.O. Box 122
Humboldt, IA 50548
jeff@blazepublicationsinc.com
