Pike County Emergency Services held a county-wide training session Saturday, Jan. 16, burning a house in Concord to train workers on various firefighting tactics. About 40 emergency workers took part in the controlled burn on the 3500 block of Pedenville Road.
Instruction included fire behavior, hose streams, search and rescue and basic firefighting team tactics.
“Many members of the department attended to satisfy a portion of basic firefighter training, the live fire,” said Randy Snyder, deputy chief of operations for PCES. “It was a very good turnout and all participants put forth a fantastic effort.”
For more, read the Wednesday, Jan. 27 print/
eEdition of The Pike County Journal-Reporter.
I am not a fire-fighter. I'm not related to any of them. I'm not one of the many families that had to call on the fire-fighters. I'm just honestly curious why so many posts here are so negative, but so many quotes from property owners with fires are so positive.
I think there are a very small number of people with nothing else to do but to be hateful. Some of them actually think they can do a better job but have never offered their help. I've some to accept that since I think that it's in their DNA. All of us just want to help people. Thanks for your support.