Crockett dies in line of duty

A fellow firefighter here in Kansas city died today in the line of duty. A man I worked with several times when I floated in battalion 105 in south
Kansas city. Terry was a nice guy that always seemed to be happy. The members of KCFD will miss him.
STORY HERE

Scanner use for firemen

Right now, citizens all across America are listening in on police & fire action in their area - pursuits, robberies, assaults, shootings and much more! How? By using a special radio receiver, called a "police scanner", that is capable of receiving wireless radio signal transmissions, similar to an AM/FM radio. These wireless signals include two-way radio transmissions used everyday in public safety and business operations across the U.S. The term "police scanner" comes from the fact that the majority of scanner users enjoy listening to police and fire radio broadcasts - and yes, it's legal

Where to find police scanner frequencies for your local area!

"Inside the World of Police Scanners" includes police scanner frequencies to get you started including NOAA/NWS (National Weather Service) Frequencies, Nationwide HEAR (Hospital Emergency Ambulance Radio) Frequencies, Nationwide Police and Fire Mutual Aid Frequencies, Local Business Radio Frequencies, Video/Film Production, and more!

window training

This is the best resource for training on type 2 and 3 highrise safety windows, it is important for all city departments to check it here.

Barn Explodes and Takes Out Firefighters in Canada

It's a really fast explosion but the slow motion at the end confirms that it does in fact suck to be those firemen.

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I had no clue this would happen, did you?