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Chief – Mike Rose (95-1)

Assistant Chief – Bob Olivier (95-2)

Captain – Randy Gould (95-3)

Lieutenant – Jeremy Willis (95-4)

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Less time to escape as newer homes burn up to 4 times faster than older homes

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Firefighters say you only have about three to four minutes to escape a house fire. That's down from about 17 minutes 30 years ago, according to the Tooele Army Depot Fire Department. The reason? Synth...

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Green Township Fire Department updated their profile picture.

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Green Township Fire Department shared a post.

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Rest In Peace Brother.Posted with respect from the Woolwich Fire Department. Yesterday a fire captain in Maine laid on top of one of his men and paid the ultimate sacrifice after becoming trapped in a raging inferno. Take a minute and read this story and look at how hard his brothers are working to get them out. Rip Capt Barnes

What do you see? 03/01/19 Captain Barnes of the Berwick Maine Fire Department lost his life while battling a fire. He became trapped on the 3rd floor with his crew, til the very end he literally protected another firefighter and died a hero after he jumped on the fellow firefighter shielding him from the inferno as the blaze closed around them. People not in the fire service look at this picture and see a bunch of firefighters on ladders at a fire. Those of us in the fire service see so much more. We see a group of firefighters using multiple ladders in a very dangerous space doing all they can to rescue one of their own, we can see that no one in this picture is thinking about their own life and only thinking about saving one of their own. We see that the fire is still burning around them and one unseen firefighter still using a hoseline to keep the flames back while his fellow firefighters work to save one of their own. Full-time or volunteer we are all the same when the alarm comes in and we all will do whatever it takes to get the job done and if the unthinkable happens we will all do whatever it takes to save one of our own or any life. So maybe next time you hear of a fire department complaining as some would say asking for more staffing or equipment that may seem not necessary to you, remember this picture, the people in it doing their job willing to risk their lives for a complete stranger or one of their own. RIP Captain Barnes, You will not be forgotten. Chief Demers ... See MoreSee Less

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Wow! Stunning self sacrifice!

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