Fire Blog Roundup: Basement Fires, Science, and Staying Humble

Isaac Frazier returns with his extrication “quick tips,” this one addressing cutting the power at moter vehicle incidents.

Service Calls

Every call has the potential for being a challenge, no matter how it is dispatched or what you think it might be, says Jason Hoevelmann.

Mark J. Cotter on the risks of ignoring the science.

What you think you know might get you hurt, Billy Greenwood writes.

Sometimes it takes a total stranger to see what most others choose to overlook, writes Mike Horist.

What if cutting a vehicle’s battery at a motor vehicle accident isn’t always the best thing to do? Read a new post from Isaac Frazier.

Mark J. Cotter on what’s been said, and what’s left to say.

Basement fires and their tell-tale sign of smoke from everywhere are arguably the most dangerous fire we encounter, writes Dan Shaw.

Are firefighters and leadership deliberately working against each other? A new post from Doug Cline.

As we close 2015 and move into a new chapter in our journey by welcoming in 2016, Dave McGlynn looks back at how things went.

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