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Hiring trailblazers: FMMFD seeing success with local recruiting - Vimarsana News

Hiring trailblazers: FMMFD seeing success with local recruiting

FORT MOHAVE — Fire district members reported strong local interest in a firefighting as a career during last week's regularly scheduled board meeting.

Moscow shifts water focus to Snake River - Vimarsana News

Moscow shifts water focus to Snake River

The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee views the Snake River as the most viable water source alternative for the Palouse.

Source: dnews.com
Moscow Fire eyes a new ladder truck - Vimarsana News

Moscow Fire eyes a new ladder truck

The Moscow Volunteer Fire Department wants to get in line for a new $1.5 million ladder truck to replace its existing vehicle.

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Pendleton City Council considers restricting RV parking - Vimarsana News

Pendleton City Council considers restricting RV parking

PENDLETON — The Pendleton City Council is considering a local law to restrict parking recreational vehicles in public spaces.

KFD's new ladder truck arrives | Local News | ketchikandailynews.com - Vimarsana News

KFD's new ladder truck arrives | Local News | ketchikandailynews.com

The Ketchikan Fire Department welcomed its newest aerial firefighting truck to town Monday morning when it rolled off of the Alaska state ferry Kennicott. KFD Assistant Fire Chief Scott Brainard said the truck will replace the 1998-model aerial truck that the department has been depending on. The new truck offers several improvements, Brainard said. Those include an on-board water tank, two nozzles instead of only one at the top of the 100-foot tower, and a basket at the top of the tower that will allow two firefighters to work side-by-side. The nozzles each can flow 1,000 gallons of water pe...