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04 FIRE CHIEFS REPORT October 2022
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Page 111 <br />VOLUNTEER FIRE REPORT: <br />Highlights <br />• One volunteer from Company 16 Bravo Pu'uanahulu attended The National Wildfire <br />Coordinating Group (NWCG) Basic Wildland Firefighter course S130/S190/1-180 at <br />P6hakuloa Training Area. <br />• Volunteer grant money was used to acquire much needed boots for our volunteers. <br />• Each Volunteer company was trained on the topic of Scene size up and the proper use <br />of the Emergency response guidebook (ERG). <br />• Companies 5 Charlie - Fern Forest, 5 Delta - Fern Acres, and 19 Alpha - Volcano all <br />assisted HFD line personnel with multiple wildland fires and vehicle fires in the Puna <br />district. The volunteer fleet is usually better suited to access the rugged terrain and <br />roads of the unimproved communities which they serve. <br />• The 30,000-gallon catchment tank which serves as a primary water source for fire <br />protection in the Hawaiian Acres Community ruptured due to age and possibly an <br />earthquake. The Hawaii Fire Department is working with County Councilman Matt <br />Kanealii-Kleinfelder, Mayor Roth, and the Hawaiian Acres Community Association to <br />replace this important piece of infrastructure. <br />
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