The “slippery streets” call has gone out on the radio. Firefighters have installed snow chains on all apparatus so that we can respond effectively. Please use caution on the roads and stay home if you can!
September 11th, 2001. We will never forget because we can’t forget.
This day is seared into our memories.
Today we remember the thousands who perished in these disgusting attacks, and the millions of lives forever changed as a result.
Our Firefighters extinguished a basement fire this evening in the 1700 Blk of Baltimore Ave in Fairmount. No injuries are reported and the fire’s cause remains under investigation.
As research and data have influenced current changes in strategies and tactics, this 26-year-old requirement has run its course.
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@Kiel_Samsing Lots of the same folks are also in the leadership positions of those people. I agree, as with everything in this trade, if you can't get into the "when and why" as throughly as the "how" and application its a disservice. Accountability is paramount.
Cincinnati Fire Department is taking applications for their next Fire Recruit test now until August 31, 2023.
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The Cincinnati Fire Department would like to share our sincere sympathies at the Line of Duty loss of Firefighter Johnny Tetrick with the Cleveland Fire Department. He was struck and killed last night during an expressway response.
@Kiel_Samsing We augment training with companies for burn days. Usually try to make it 2 for 1 and get FFs who can above grade as FAO or LT get reps in those spots. There's times and places for recruits to lead but at a fire is a hard sell.