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King County Fire Chiefs Association (KCFCA), in partnership with Eastside Fire & Rescue, introduced the capabilities of a rescue drone during a live demonstration at Sammamish Pine Lake Park. King County Fire Chiefs Introduce New Rescue Drone
News Around the State
- Rain overnight is credited with helping fight flames in Finley areaRain overnight into Friday morning has been credited with helping to fight the fire in the Finely area. Benton County Fire District No. 1, Ron Fryer, said the fire was at 75-percent containment at about 7:10 a.m. Friday morning. The number of fire fighters working the area has been reduced.… Read more »
- Fire burns on Yakima Training Center near Priest Rapids DamFirefighters from the Yakima Training Center and other agencies were battling a brush fire that had scorched about 3,500 acres Thursday evening. Dubbed the Alkali Canyon Fire, it was burning approximately 2 miles north of Priests Rapid Dam and is within the boundaries of the training center, said Mike Daniels,… Read more »
- Firefighting partnership beefs up proactive fire protection in the Wenatchee ValleyCrews from various firefighting jurisdictions participated in a fire protection project along the Malaga-Alcoa Highway just southeast of Wenatchee on Thursday. Chelan County Fire District 1 Chief Brian Brett says a partnership with Chelan County Fire District 3, Alcoa and the Department of Natural Resources allowed a fire line dig… Read more »
- Leavenworth Home Escapes Major Damage From Falling TreeAn aging ponderosa pine was toppled by high winds in Leavenworth about 9am Wednesday. The crash of the 100 foot tree grazed a home in the 300 block of Cascade Street, causing minor damage. Damage was confined to a porch area of the home. The lone occupant of the home… Read more »
- Chelan County declared High Fire Hazard AreaIn a move which is rapidly becoming the seasonal norm, Chelan County has once again been declared as a High Fire Hazard Area. “We’ve had some above normal temperatures (and) we have had some rain and that made the grass grow but then it dried out and those flash fuels… Read more »