Fire Prevention & Investigation

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  • Series Of Fires Plague CA Couple

    Fire investigators are looking for clues as to why a young couple was burned out of their home in east Stockton.

    News • December 17th, 2002

  • OH House Fire Becomes Scene Of Homicide

    CLEVELAND -- A woman is dead and another man is in critical condition after a fire broke out on the city's east side early this morning, according to NewsChannel5.

    News • December 17th, 2002

  • Heroism at Local House Fire Inspires School Lesson on Safety

    Kindergartner Tiffany Butler spouted a couple of fire safety tips, smiled shyly and said she is proud of her father for helping pull a 9-year-old neighbor from a burning bedroom last month.

    News • December 15th, 2002

  • Rude Awakening: Smoke Alarm Conclusion Could be Dead Wrong

    Concern about kids sleeping through alarms could be greater than reality, but it raises some good questions.

    News • December 13th, 2002

  • Investigators blame arson for house fire

    Investigators determined Wednesday afternoon that a fire that burned a Union Township home to the ground was intentionally set. “There was substantial evidence on the scene to indicate that accelerants were used on the fire,” said Bargersville...

    Article • December 12th, 2002

  • Fire Kills 3-Year-Old Boy

    FAYETTEVILLE -- An early morning fire killed a 3-year-old Wednesday who was found by firefighters in a closet in Fayetteville's first fatal fire of the year, officials said.

    Article • December 12th, 2002

  • Citrus Heights fire damages dental office

    The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District is investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a dental office Wednesday morning in Citrus Heights, said spokesman Capt. Patrick Ellis.

    Article • December 12th, 2002

  • Bush Proposes Change to Allow More Thinning of Forests

    Casting the threat of wildfires next year as an emergency, the Bush administration today proposed rule changes that it said would speed up environmental reviews to allow the thinning of forests. Experts generally agree that a century of mismanagement...

    Article • December 12th, 2002

  • Federal Charges Filed in Arson Deaths of Seven

    Federal prosecutors filed seven charges of murder-by-arson against a man Wednesday for a blaze police say was set in retaliation against a mother crusading against neighborhood drug dealers.

    News • December 11th, 2002

  • Home Fire Deliberately Set, Officials Say

    North Charleton, Alabama--An early Monday fire destroyed an unoccupied mobile home and damaged a garage on adjoining property.

    News • December 11th, 2002

  • Bethany to Hold Winter Sparkler

    The second annual Bethany Winter Sparkler will be held Tuesday, Dec. 17th at 7 p.m. behind town hall at the gazebo.

    News • December 11th, 2002

  • Vermont Teddy Bear and Firehouse.com Partner to Comfort Children across the Country

    Special teddy bears to be provided to first responders for children in crisis. • Sign Up Your Department or Buy a Bear!

    News • December 9th, 2002

  • After Fire, Family Needs Furnishings

    News • December 9th, 2002

  • Managing Risk, Loss And Finances In The Fire Service

    Despite the fact that money, buildings, equipment, materials and personnel all are needed to protect life and property in any community, emergency service organizations constantly deal with limited resources.

    Article • December 2nd, 2002

  • Firefighter Faces Charges: Cattle, Barn Lost in Fire

    A firefighter home on leave from the Air Force has been charged with setting a fire that killed 177 head of cattle on a farm in Pleasant Valley, authorities said.

    News • November 29th, 2002

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