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Shoreline Fire Dept. Hosting Multi-Agency Heavy Rescue Drill Every Morning This Week

It is an effort to familiarize firefighters with the latest techniques and equipment available to them during major roadway incidents involving large vehicles.

The Shoreline Fire Department is hosting a multi-agency heavy rescue drill this week, every morning for the rest of the week.

It is an effort to familiarize firefighters with the latest techniques and equipment available to them during major roadway incidents involving large vehicles. Fire and EMS crews from Northshore, Bothell, Woodinville and Shoreline are participating at Shoreline’s Training Center at 175th and Aurora.

The scenario for the drill is school bus versus three cars – with the school bus overturned.   Crews are practicing securing the vehicles to prevent further damage and injury – and then rescue and treat trapped patients in the safest and fastest way possible.

Shoreline Schools donated the aging school bus for the drill, and school bus drivers were invited to come and view the drill during one of their annual training days.  Shoreline Schools, the City of Shoreline, and Shoreline Fire frequently work together in planning the response and recovery for major emergencies and disasters that could occur in our community.

Source: Shoreline Fire Department

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Renee Roberta Haynes February 15, 2013 at 09:20 pm
Good news for the LFP and Edmonds folks! I wonder if Kitsap County might be considering somethingRead More like this. That'd be great! :)
Patty Hale May 4, 2013 at 02:29 pm
Need advice about what will grow in your yard? Want to find out more about pollinators, how toRead More create better soil, or get the recipe for homemade hummingbird nectar? Then you need to come to this event. There will be representation from at least 15 yard, garden and wildlife groups and/or businesses. See you on the 14th!
Jeanne Gustafson (Editor) May 3, 2013 at 05:34 pm
FYI, the organizers tell us that this event is free and open to everyone--you don't have to live inRead More the Ridgecrest Neighborhood to attend. Many thanks to Patty for sharing the info.