Firehouse Community Risk eNL - Feb 6th, 2024
 
 
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February 6, 2024
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Victorian Simmons argues that it's time that CRR be seen as something more than a job description.
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Jim Heisler believes going above and beyond for the community positively affects the firehouse, too.
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Daniel Byrne says that from the fire chief to the company officer, it’s time to rethink fire protection formulas and start applying the “maybe” factor each day.
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David Mutnansky believes discussions with school administrators are needed to begin to allow more fire safety education back into schools.
COMMUNITY RISK NEWS
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"Across the nation right now, we’re experiencing eight fire deaths a day in homes, where people should be their safest," U.S. Fire Administrator Dr. Lori Moore-Merrell said.
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Wichita firefighters found charred pieces of the statue about seven miles from where it was stolen.
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Using a thermal imaging camera, Spartanburg crews found a heater was about 1,000 degrees.
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