Sentences with phrase «charge of the fire station»

The Washington Post quoted Karen Evans in a story about the D.C. fire lieutenant in charge of the fire station that allegedly refused to help Medric Cecil Mills as he suffered a health emergency.

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Arizona enacted a safe haven law in 2001, which allows desperate parents to avoid charges by leaving their unharmed child at a designated organization — a hospital, fire station, private welfare agency, adoption agency or church — within three days of birth.

Currently, the vast majority of electricity used to charge cars comes from coal - fired power stations, which inherently involves masses of carbon emissions.

After a few more attempts, I was getting a bit frustrated, so I fired up the ChargePoint app on my smartphone and searched for all of the charging stations in Oakland only to find that almost every single one was reporting as occupied.

Inslee's proposal this year calls for half of the revenue to be spent on carbon reduction programs, like electric vehicle charging stations and energy efficiency initiatives, while 35 percent would be spent on climate mitigation measures meant to steel the state against fire and drought.

The rate that an insurer will charge for your homeowner's insurance varies according to the age of your home, the type of construction, its size, and its distance from a fire hydrant and / or a fire station.