Sentences with phrase «other volunteer fire»

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For some this may be cancer research, for others the RSPCA and for others it may mean being a member of their local volunteer fire brigade.

«They actually started doing coverage in the Town of Niagara, which doesn't have an ambulance, and since then has moved forward at the request of Niagara County and the volunteer fire services and many other agencies in Niagara County to work on getting a full certificate so they can actually help all across the county,» Schultz said.

Mr. Lake, a Cutchogue Fire Department volunteer, was hired along with seven other officers in November 2014 as part of a staffing boost to the town's police force.

Volunteers include police and fire personnel, dispatchers, EMS workers, public utility workers and other concerned private citizens.

In preparation for what is expected to be a bad wildfire season, San Diego Humane Society volunteers trained to rescue livestock during fires and other natural disasters Sunday.

Berkeley Humane has come a long way back since the disastrous fire in 2010 that killed 15 cats — 15 others were saved by heroic staffers and volunteers, thank God — and gutted half its building, including the animal hospital and the shelter.

43: then you don't believe in volunteers, such as volunteer fire districts and other philantropist activities?

In the past these have been volunteer organizations like fire departments and other emergency services, hospitals, free clinics, orphanages, animal shelters, and things of that nature plus churches.

Following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Schrum became a volunteer firefighter when he was 17, and for the last 19 years has put his safety on the line to help victims of fires, car accidents and other emergencies.

In the first two weeks after the column debuted 14 years ago, Dimiceli says he received 750 letters from people either seeking help or offering to volunteer, including teachers, police officers, fire officials, and other community service organizations.

I imagine like most other areas of the country, there are municipally funded fire departments, and even hundreds more volunteer fire departments in Houston and Louisiana that rely solely on donations and annual fundraisers to support their departments to purchase and maintain the fire trucks and ambulances needed to serve their communities.