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Command For Company Officers
NWSFD Charleston, SC, March 14-15-'10
Incident Safety Officer
NWSFD Charleston, SC, March 16-17-'10
Managing Risk
Orono FD, Orono, ME - March 20-21- 2010
Managing the Mayday
Choconut Center FD, Binghamton, NY 
March 27-28 - 2010
Ops in Large/Complex Structures
Mundelein (IL) FD - April 7-8, 2010
Ops in Large/Complex Structures
Stafford TX- April 10-11, 2010
Save Yourself, Save Others
Binghamton, NY, September 18-19 - 2010
Managing Risk
Dickson CIty (PA) FD - October 2-3, 2010
Managing Risk
Mundelein (IL) FD - October 6-7, 2010
 
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SLED looking for signs of negligence in Sofa Super Store fire
A team of State Law Enforcement Division agents is reviewing records from the Sofa Super Store blaze for signs of criminal negligence on the part of commanders who oversaw the attack on the inferno in which nine firemen died, authorities said.
Apartment fire displaces 20 families
Residents escape unharmed; cause of early-morning blaze unknown.
Fire hits lumber yard in CA
News 10
A four-alarm fire in a Walnut Creek lumber yard. The fire was reported at 1:44 p.m. at Piedmont Lumber, located at 2860 N. Main St, Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Fire Chief John Ross said.
NJ blaze takes out a block
Ocean Grove fire spreads through block of homes
Former DC chief gives take on Fire EMS merger
The former D.C. fire chief tasked with merging his firefighting and emergency medical services divisions to improve a beleaguered ambulance service now says the department should be divided, in large part because the "culture" of the historically white fire service makes employees indifferent to treating needy city residents.
Ground Zero Workers reach deal 
A settlement of up to $657.5 million has been reached in the cases of thousands of rescue and cleanup workers at ground zero who sued the city over damage to their health, according to city officials and lawyers for the plaintiffs. 
FDNY firefighters hurt in Brooklyn fire
Five New York City Firefighters have been injured in a two alarm fire in Fort Greene, fire officials said.
Big fire in CA
Instead of being recycled, a heap of computer and electronic parts in Santa Clara burned and melted Wednesday in a fire that had officials urging nearby workers to stay inside, away from the fumes
Chief warns about cuts
Erik Eisele
The proposed 2010-2011 budget features a number of cuts in an effort to keep the tax rate flat.
One cut that might hit the city hard, however, is at the Berlin Fire Department.
Plan would cut $10 million for training firefighters
Minnesota’s fire chiefs and leaders of firefighter unions from around the state are voicing opposition to Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s proposal to cut $10 million from a fund for training firefighters.
Judge hears oral arguments in Erie firefighter case
The cost of an arbitrator's ruling requiring staffing changes in the Erie Bureau of Fire could cause the city "irreparable harm," a lawyer for the city argued Tuesday.

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