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North Collier Fire District upgrades equipment, trucks and boats - Vimarsana News

North Collier Fire District upgrades equipment, trucks and boats

North Collier Fire Control and Rescue District have recently been funded with new equipment and displayed it to the public.

Hurricane season: Emergency contacts for Collier County, Florida - Vimarsana News

Hurricane season: Emergency contacts for Collier County, Florida

In the event of a hurricane or tropical storm, here are emergency contact information for Collier County, Florida residents.

Surfside first responders from SW FL to get additional state funding - Vimarsana News

Surfside first responders from SW FL to get additional state funding

Local first responders will soon receive their slice of the statewide $10 million in funding to help with training and equipment.

Surfside first responders from SW FL to get additional state funding - Vimarsana News

Surfside first responders from SW FL to get additional state funding

Local first responders will soon receive their slice of the statewide $10 million in funding to help with training and equipment.

Fire officials warning parents about dangerous social media trend - Vimarsana News

Fire officials warning parents about dangerous social media trend

Fire officials warning parents about dangerous social media trend COLLIER COUNTY, Fla. – Fire Rescue officials are warning parents about a new, dangerous social media trend that kids are taking an interest in. North Collier Fire Control & Rescue District officials said the trend is called the #BurningPaper challenge, and it is extremely dangerous. Kids have admitted to lighting paper on fire in their bedrooms, closets, or any dark area in their homes. Fire officials said paper burns incredibly fast and can produce flames that shoot up inconsistently. Pieces of burned paper may also “floa...

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