@PNW_Refugee@HotshotWake The system was overwhelmed with the amount of new starts after the lighting storm last night and there isn’t enough aerial or ground resources to get to every fire while they are small, coupled with red flag conditions and Mother Nature wins.
@HotshotWake It’s been an interesting fire season in the PNW, started off strong then fell flat on its face. Now maybe it’s picking up a little bit again.
Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue (CCFR) invites you to a community forum on Monday, March 24, 2025, at 6 p.m. at CCFR Station 21.
Update: Due to interest the meeting will be hosted both in-person and on-line. Please join is at the station or on-line: https://t.co/dv9L0uAXJH
@Starlink@elonmusk thank you for provid8ng these to us working the fires. We unfortunately weren't able to get one for our vehicle but I have seen several rigs with them and heard around fire camp how great they work!
First major change to the EMS system in south Cowlitz County and Clark County in 30 years. Excited to add transports to the list of services we provide to the citizens we serve! #CCFR#Firedepartment#firefighter#EMS
By the time @C_C_F_R Chief John Nohr hosted a press conference, Medic 21 had already responded to eight calls for transport to local hospitals. It’s the first ambulance to be stationed at headquarters.
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