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9 & 10 News GT Metro Fire Shares Fire Safety Tips for Memorial Day Weekend “You definitely don’t want to have a fire if you’re not able to put it out or control it or contain it.” - Lt. Kyle Clute May 27, 2021 your forecast for the Memorial Day weekend. As we get into late spring and early summer, fire danger season is here. Lt. Kyle Clute from Grand Traverse Metro Fire joined 9&10’s Bill Froehlich to talk about fire safety. Bill: We’ve seen a lot of fires lately? You guys are obviously keeping busy, I know you’ve been called out to other communities, as well, to help out. But f...

9 & 10 News January 27, 2021 Michigan is experiencing a surge in deadly fires in recent years – and we’re beginning 2021 with some startling numbers. This year’s data is showing some alarming trends for a certain segment of the population. But there are steps you can take to protect your loved ones. Lt. Kyle Clute with Grand Traverse Metro Fire says, “Michigan has always trended in the top 10 in home fire fatalities unfortunately. So there is a lot of campaigning going on to educate people about their home fire escape plans.” It’s been a mild winter so far – but there is no esca...

Guns-N-Hoses Continues to Donate to Families Despite Cancelation of 2021 Event January 12, 2021  but that did not stop them from helping a family in need. This year, the group donated $10,000 to Jennifer Johnson and her family. Jennifer is a Westwoods Elementary School teacher, battling stage 4 terminal cancer. The donation will help pay for medical bills and allow her husband to take some time off of work to be with Jennifer and their two sons. The community also stepped up raising an additional $33,000. “We pushed that out as best we could on our social media and I think within probably ...

9 & 10 News December 17, 2020 For Tough Jobs in Northern Michigan, we typically show you the messiest and more unique jobs but this time, we’re highlighting one of the most important jobs. Whitney Amann and photojournalist Catie Emery spent the day with Grand Traverse Metro Fire Department, to try out just a small part of what firefighters go through in the fire academy. From gearing up, to learning the equipment, climbing ladders and eventually doing a search and rescue scenario, they are showing us what it takes to become a firefighter. “There’s hundreds and hundreds of hours of train...