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Latest Update - Major Break in Killing of NFL Star
Posted: 06 Jan 2007 01:55 AM CST
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National Preparedness Level 1-National Fire News
Posted: 05 Jan 2007 09:10 PM CST
National Preparedness Level 1
(On a scale from 1 to 5)Current hours for the National Fire Information Center are
(MST) 7:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday
208-387-5050
January 5, 2007
Light fire activity was reported for the week of January 5, 2007. A total of 34 new fires were reported throughout the country. No new large fires were reported or contained.
Weather Discussion: Fire potential is expected to increase in southern California today through Monday due to Santa Ana winds along with warmer and drier weather. These winds should diminish late Monday. Tuesday is expected to be cooler with rain predicted for Thursday.
Weekly Statistics 1/5/07Number of new large fires 0 States currently reporting large fires: Number of active large fires 0 Acres from active fires 0 Number of Wildland Fire Use (WFU) fires 0 Number of Wildland Fire Use (WFU) acres 0 Fires contained the week of 1/5/07 0 Year-to-date large fires contained 0 Year-to-date Statistics
2006 (1/1/07 - 1/5/07) Fires: 34 Acres: 44 2006 (1/1/06 - 1/5/06) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2005 (1/1/05 - 1/5/05) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2004 (1/1/04 - 1/5/04) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2003 (1/1/03 - 1/5/03) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2002 (1/1/02 - 1/5/02) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2001 (1/1/01 - 1/5/01) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 2000 (1/1/00 - 1/5/00) Fires: N/A Acres: N/A 6-Year Average2002 - 2007 Fires: 182 Acres: 60,133 Source: National Interagency Coordination Center
Current Wildland Fires Number of fires: 0 Acres: 0 New fires: 0 Fires contained: 0 No current wildland fires at this time Colorado Number of incidents: 1 Acres: 10,240,000 SE Colorado Blizard Response (Colorado Division of Emergency Management): Mullenix's Type 2 Incident Management Team is assisting with blizzard recovery in eight Colorado counties. Infrastructure, buildings, and livestock are threatened. Evacuations are currently in progress. This report will be updated on Fridays while fire activity continues.
For another source of daily national wildland fire information see the National Interagency Coordination Center.Additional wildland fire-related information is available from the following sites: - Wildland Fire Maps (NIFC)
- Wildland Fire Statistics (NIFC)
- Fire Weather from the National Weather Service
- The Geographic Area Coordination Center (GACC) map provides links to all GACCS for regional fire information.
- National Incident Management Situation Report provides daily updates on large fires reported to the National Interagency Coordination Center.
- California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection website
- Florida Department of Forestry website
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Fire tools widget test- First Responder gear
Posted: 05 Jan 2007 08:06 PM CST
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FIRST RESPONDER TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
Posted: 05 Jan 2007 10:16 AM CST
FIRST RESPONDER TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
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Fire Blanket--Rapid Response EMS PyroBlanket
Posted: 04 Jan 2007 11:06 PM CST
Anywhere fire threatens to destroy property, lives, or dreams - PyroBlanket™ has you covered. In the kitchen or in harm's way, the foe that is fire has met its match. Now, at last, a patented high tech fabric that will not burn...that blocks extreme heat and flame...and that provides potential burn victims a new chance for safe rescue or escape.
Next-generation fire blanket keeps body heat in, searing heat out! The Rapid Response fire blanket is designed for professional rescue teams and first responders. Soft and lightweight enough for a baby to sleep under, tough enough to snuff out a flame. Perfect for police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, and life flight helicopters.
$104.99 - 144.99Editors note: Maybe a little pricey to toss in the truck then again not!
When you need it priceless!
Full Product Info
Features and Specifications:
* The PyroBlanket is essential equipment for crash, extrication, fire and other incidents
* PyroBlankets provide true flame resistance, heat-blocking burn protection and superior tear resistance based on N.F.P.A. test methods used in certifying firemen's turnout gear
* Wrapped around a trapped victim's head and torso, PyroBlankets offer a totally new level of protection against open flame, shattered glass particles, sharp metal edges, and even incidental extrication tool contact
* In a fire emergency, the PyroBlanket provides thermal and shock/trauma protection by keeping victim's body heat in and searing heat out
* Made from a special patented blend of high-performance fibers
* Thoroughly tested to N.F.P.A. standards
* Lab testing and field use have proven that the PyroBlanket can be counted on to protect victims facing open flame or high-heat environments
* Soft and light, yet durable and tear-resistant
* Grommeted for use as a stretcher in emergency situations
* Bloodborne pathogen-resistant
* Machine washable
* Reusable
* Shake off or vaccuum away glass or debris – they won't snag on PyroBlanket's unique surface
* Fabric blend will not emit toxic fumes when exposed to flames
* Extinguishes flames by depriving them of oxygen
* Allows hot vapors to escape through the breathable fabric
* Fire may discolor the fabric, but the PyroBlanket will not burn
* Blanket measures 75"L x 57"W
* Weight: 2 lbs.
* Available with or without storage bagView the videos that tell its incredible story.
It's truly a product whose time has come.
PyroBlanket™-Waubridge Specialty Fabrics product.
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