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Showing posts with label fire. Show all posts

Friday, May 3, 2013

President's Fire Prevention Conference of 1947

This is a very interesting article about the fire prevention conference held by President Harry S. Truman in 1947. 

“The serious losses in life and property resulting
annually from fires cause me deep concern. I am
sure that such unnecessary waste can be reduced.
The substantial progress made in the science of fire
prevention and fire protection in this country during
the past forty years convinces me that the means are
available for limiting this unnecessary destruction.”

Harry S. Truman


This is an important article since the truths addressed then are still being addressed today.  There have indeed been advances in many areas to protect life, property and resources from the ravages of fire. However, the threat continues to be as real now as it was then as we have witnessed over the last few days.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

John Incident

The John Fire started yesterday afternoon at Highway 395 in Inyo County.

Update as of 8:30am this morning is the fire is 2 miles south of Big Pine and is now 2,000 acres at 15% contained.

***Updates to follow***

Friday, June 17, 2011

Round-Up Fire - Letter of Appreciation



Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Fire Recognition Days at Knott's Berry Farm

Fire and Police Recognition Days at Knott's Berry Farm
Starting Thanksgiving Day and running through December 19,
Knott's will honor all those who protect life and property with Fire and Police Recognition Days.
FREE admission to the park will be offered to all active fire and police personnel and one guest. Up to six additional tickets can be purchased for only $15 each.

*Eligible person must be present.
Take advantage, you deserve it!

Monday, September 13, 2010

Certificate of Recognition

Region forwarded San Bernardino Unit Chief Doug McKain this certificate from the City of Lancaster thanking all CAL FIRE personnel for their efforts on the Crown Valley Fire.
BDU appreciates the recognition; We're glad we could be of assistance.