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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Come Together

Most fire departments are proud of being the primary emergency service providers for their areas. If departments need help, they usually arrange for mutual aid from neighboring departments. But what happens when the neighboring departments don't have the specialized apparatus, equipment or personnel to help? As the fire service is asked to respond to increasingly large or complex incidents, it has become obvious that no one department can handle all the emergencies that might occur. In many parts of the country, the solution has been to establish regional teams with specialized apparatus, equipment and trained personnel to respond ...

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