Good day Kansas Fire Service. Well, 2020 has been a wild ride has it not? Who would of thought that when we left last year’s annual conference, that things would have turned out how they have?
July 14-16, 2020: Company Officer Academy, Nebraska Student Union, 1013 W.
There has been a lot of information in the news lately about firefighter cancer. Most of the recent publicity on this topic has focused on the link between foam and health.
Greetings Fellow Firefighters - I would like to begin this month’s article with some commentary about the events that have been impacting our lives during the past days and weeks.
Members of Norfolk Fire and Rescue repelled down off of a railroad bridge to a stranded kayaker Sunday afternoon, June 13.
Members of several Northeast Nebraska Fire Departments work a HazMat call Monday morning, June 14, in O’Neill. Photo by Aaron Beckman.
Nebraska Fire and Rescue members: Welcome to the July Issue of the Nebraska Firefighter.
Jackson County Fire Departments responded to a reported smoke and flames visible in a structure, in the community of Wanblee, unincorporated Jackson County SD on June 5 at 4:43 a.m.
Wow, what a difference 30 days can make. Last month in my article we visited about the Membership and training meeting in September.
There have been some changes and new faces in the various fire service affiliated agencies.
Jeff Gargano - Editor
P.O. Box 122
Humboldt, IA 50548
jeff@blazepublicationsinc.com