Jared Doucette
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@HRMFireNews Station 40 Tanker has a bumper turret nozzle like above
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Not trying to armchair quarterback but that seems like a good idea.
Seth Tutty@seth_tutty9
@HRMFireNews Not to mention 2 of these at the mag
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65 Utility, Training Division Utility, 43 Rescue, 41 Utility, 55 Rescue pictured.
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Five of HRFE’s light fleet and a number of HUSAR members departed the HUSAR base on Science Park Dr a short time ago, headed for Pictou County.
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UPDATE: Beginning Tuesday, August 30, bottled water will be available at Station 62, 2417 Old Sambro Road, Williamswood, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Details: halifax.ca/fire-police/fi…
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The Halifax Regional Municipality is offering drinking water for those dealing with dry wells due to dry conditions. Every Tuesday, beginning August 16, 2022, the municipality will be making drinking water available to residents with dry wells. Details: halifax.ca/home/news/muni…
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@morrisonryan5 @HRMFireNews That's it! Or Snoop Drop it Like It's Hot way back in '06 lol!!
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@doucetj62 @HRMFireNews This the one with the am/fm radio? Nothing like a little thunderstruck on the way to a call
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Currently operating as 2 Engine (Downtown Halifax) this morning... hailing from Mushaboom... 99-265E.
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HRFE is also pleased to congratulate James LeBlanc at Station 65 on his promotion to Lieutenant. Pictured from left to right are District Chief Scott Shaffner, Platoon Captain Fred Layton, Lieutenant James LeBlanc, and Captain Cole Jean. Thank you for your service!
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HRFE is pleased to congratulate Nick Brown at Station 56 on his promotion to Lieutenant. Pictured from left to right are District Chief Scott Shaffner, Lieutenant Nick Brown, and Platoon Captain Fred Layton. Thank you for your service!
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@HRMFireNews Is this up at fleet services. Looks nice
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Does anybody remember whether HRFE (or any or the predecessor departments) ever had any underwater diving capacity?
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@EmergMgt @HFXFireHistory This truck is a 2009 and is not a heavy rescue it is a tactical support truck that makes up part of the hazmat response team and provides support functions (i.e. accountability and SCBA bottles) at structure fires and other scenes as needed.
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@Fire_Rescuer @HRMFireNews Yes but it's not this truck. This is Tactical 12. The heavy rescue is Rescue 3.
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@HRMFireNews There are 4 Shore Rd along with a Shore Dr, a Shore Ave and a Shore Loop
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Shore Rd in Herring Cove. I need to get to the bottom of this. How many Shore Roads are there in HRM?
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3:36pm 60 Engine (Herring Cove) paged for a fire alarm activation.
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5:29pm 62 Engine (Sambro), 62 Tanker, 60 Engine, 60 Tanker, 6 Engine, 58 Tanker, 58 Tactical, 52 Tanker, 65 Engine, 2 District, PCC, PC1E paged for a possible structure fire on Atlantic View Dr in Sambro Head.
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@daveonfern @HRMFireNews Fire services in HRM arefully funded by the operating budget. No fundraising needed.
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@HRMFireNews If it's an illegal burn and it's a finable offence it would be sweet if that fine money goes right back to whatever it cost to respond to the incident. Shame to have to do fundraisers in Covid times to pay for stuff like this.
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Lake Egmont Rd: 35T on scene confirming a large illegal burn, checking further.
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Our new @hfxfire Station 62 in Williamswood is almost complete. #BirdConstruction
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@HRMFireNews Should be finished by the end of November if not before. I will get a few pics today and post them.
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Anyone have any pictures/progress report on the new Station 62? Curious to see how things are coming along with talk of an opening soon.
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I'm not sure if there's a specific recommendation on where exactly to put them, other than to make sure they're highly visible. Maybe someone else will know and they can reply below.
david joseph leblanc@daveonfern
@HRMFireNews Hi, happy Sunday. Somebody asked me a question that you may know the answer to. When putting house numbers on the front of your house where does the fire department prefer to find them at? Pardon me for the silly question please
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