St. Paul, MN, Promotes First African-American Woman to Captain
Brittney Baker says people have been inspired since she was named St. Paul Fire Department's first African-American woman captain.
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Brittney Baker says people have been inspired since she was named St. Paul Fire Department's first African-American woman captain.
A graduate of St. Paul's EMS Academy, she's now the coordinator.
St. Paul firefighter Jake Ryks said he found a child in a bedroom and carried them out, retraced his path to find a second child and found another child upon returning to the ...
Created: December 17, 2020 07:37 PM The city of St. Paul told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS there are more than 300 people living in homeless camps. There is an urgent push to find shelter for those who need it as the cold weather starts and the risk of fire danger increases in the camps with the use of propane and wood fires becomes greater. The St. Paul Fire Department also conducted an assessment of eight homeless encampments throughout the city after more than a dozen fires were reported. The SPFD’s report outlines numerous fire hazards at each homeless encampment. The SPFD report said ...