Departments Report Stand Down Activities

Departments around the country are reporting back after one day of standing down.
June 22, 2005
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Washington, DC, June 20, 2005 -- David R. Paulison, Fire Administrator at the US Fire Administration joins fire service leaders in to call on the Nation's fire and rescue personnel to make first responder safety and health a priority. FEMA and the U. S. Fire Administration are joining the International Association of Fire Chiefs and 16 other organizations in calling for the focus on health and safety.
Washington, DC, June 20, 2005 -- David R. Paulison, Fire Administrator at the US Fire Administration joins fire service leaders in to call on the Nation's fire and rescue personnel to make first responder safety and health a priority. FEMA and the U. S. Fire Administration are joining the International Association of Fire Chiefs and 16 other organizations in calling for the focus on health and safety.

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Arizona, Arkansas, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Georgia, Montana, Pennsylvania, and the list goes on.

These are a sampling of states in which fire departments took the opportunity Tuesday to

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