Ladder44

i think he means more of somthiong like this <----------------- <----------------- <-----------------

heavy snow advisory in effect for litchfiled counyt thursday 12pm to firday 12am

i second that

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Date:12/6/07 Time: 1703 Location: 104 East River rd Frequency: 155.1075 Units Operating: Riverton FD, Colebrook FD, Barkhemstead East FD, Pleasent Vally FD, West Hartland FD, Winsted EMS Description Of Incident: Called in as a possible barn fire, Riverton E-3 O/S at 1708 comfirming Fully involved Barn fire Writer: Ladder44

my buddys truck he had a collison, its a ford f350 with a 48 inch lift!!!!

so in laymans terms what is MRSA??????????? people run around school saying it, its like the new thing in school, soposibly if u get a cut u have it????

im very sure that the engine is going to be a seagrave, the town wants to try to make them all look alike now, they have the new seagraves form 3 years ago and now this one is most likely gonna be one too, the other engine is a 1991 pierce.

looks like it was prior to the store opening or late afterwards seeing no one was there, and "If the smoke aint black then take it back"

wow thats unbelivable, Tommy Fee sounds very fimiliar, o yea he was in the documentery Brotherhood and he rode with Squad 252 i think, but thats amazing what they did

got the boards in black 55 gallon garbage bags one on each end, located on top of the ladders in side its rear compartment

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yea i personality dont enjoy the show naymore becasue its all yelling and they got to popular to fast if you can understand that, idk what was wrong witrh expiditonsd and pick ups now theres hummers and "bling" and more stuff. yea theres a store going in at the pallasade mall, its gonna be clothes models and other stuff

I think he took this corner a little fast............ http://youtube.com/watch?v=CCUTKqXf-wE&amp...ted&search=

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why do i see alot of poeple never wear the air pack waist belt????

use them on merchandise??

Litchfield hazmat drill draws many crews from area 09/24/2007 Email to a friendPost a CommentPrinter-friendly By KEVIN D. ROBERTS Register Citizen Staff LITCHFIELD - Hundreds of local emergency responders prepared for the worst Sunday in a hazardous materials drill at Litchfield Middle School/High School. Twenty departments, a handful of state agencies and 45 "victims" participated in the drill, which was slated to take place from 10:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. "This is the first real drill of its kind (in the area)," chief Litchfield County coordinator Jeff Rudzavich, Watertown, said early Sunday afternoon. The incident began when two vehicles, including one carrying a trailer with hazardous materials stored inside, simulated a collision in the driveway near the school soccer fields, Litchfield Fire Marshal Thomas O'Hare said. Those who played the roles of victims coughed as they succumbed to the hazardous material that they had breathed in. "The biggest issue in any operation like this, especially for the Level A operation guys in this heat, (is) they can't operate for too long," O'Hare said. Two firefighters ended up being treated for what appeared to be heat exhaustion, according to Rudzavich and Harwinton West Side Fire Chief Scott Kellogg, who served as a public information officer. Litchfield Fire Chief James Koser, who was the incident commander, declared a mass casualty incident, O'Hare said. "Once you exceed what your level of capability is, then it's considered mass casualty," Kellogg said. Kellogg served as a public information officer during the drill. One after the other, departments began pouring in off of Constitution Way. The departments were staged at the Litchfield Town Garage and were activated according to how long it would take each to reach the scene from their department locations. Area 5 coordinator Roy Piper of the state Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security observed the situation. If DEMHS was notified, Piper's Litchfield-based office, or even the emergency operations command stationed at the State Armory in Hartford could be activated. The State Armory would have representatives from the state's major agencies, including the state police, Coast Guard, Army and emergency management, among others. Regional hazardous material units from Torrington, Waterbury and Danbury were notified of the incident. Decontamination units were set up during the incident and firefighters adjusted to the situation as they learned what the hazardous material was. Two firefighters who approached the scene were overcome by the material because they did not know what it was. Later on in the drill, a fire broke out in the trailer, simulated by a smoke machine. "They're taking care of the fire, but they know something else is going on," Piper said as firefighters with breathing apparatuses on approached the fire and moved victims out of danger. The drill was set up by JLN Associates Inc., a consultant. Kellogg said that preparation and research are key in situations dealing with hazardous materials. "It's all about research," Kellogg said. Primary and secondary command centers were set up, with the secondary communication center being controlled by local ham radio operators. The primary command center includes a incident commander, an operations officer, a safety officer, a hazmat officer, an emergency medical service liaison, a logistics officer and a public information officer. Regional hazmat team members donned Level A suits, which resemble blue tarps and cover the person's entire body and keep that person's breathing apparatus inside the suit, Piper said. The main focus of the drill is to get the inoperability of the various departments in good condition, Kellogg said. Many have not worked together on such a scale. The state Department of Environmental Protection was called in. Many volunteer departments were involved in the drill. Charlotte Hungerford Hospital took in some patients to test out their response capabilities.

no it doesnt have a bath room

E46 was shown to the town and L22 will be in the next budget i belive

my friends school in another town didnt have a moment of silence but him and his friends stod up and bowd their head at 8:46 and the teacher yelled at them and my friend called her a communist and got detention

I was in 5th grade and we were reading well day dreaming and then we went to the libray came back like 40 mins later and out teacher had this odd look on her face and then she sat us down told us what had happen and then got a phone call and had told us another plane had hit then through out the day people pulled the fire alarms as a joke and to get ut of school so yea thats my story

ok not to start a huge deal but the only reason people say "o yea the yankees stink and there bad" blah blah blah, red sox fans are just jelalous they have 26 rings and for people that say o that doesnt matter hey guess what it does, thats what you play for every year, and i hear o the yankees choked this year , no they didnt there just having a off year big deal, look at the brewers they have an off year since day one sooooo big deal, one year inst a big deal, so red sox fans suck it up and live with it, yankees are a better team, im not saying the red soxs wont win a world series again i just saying its goona be a another 83 years thats all.

can we vote twice?????????

Lets Remember and pray for the families as the one anniversity is upon us.