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Powerful Sir....very Powerful....
ReplyDeleteI pray all Conservatives come out, and others to vote for you...
You are a leader we need ,
and not beaver teeth Day; who for all intensive purposes...is not sure what bathroom to use...
due to his mental health outlook on make and female
Vote Wayne King
People wish they were making 12 dollars and hour in retail . Most jobs here are less than 10.
ReplyDeleteSalisbury Fire Department Responds to HazMat Incident in Talbot County
ReplyDeleteAround 9:50 am the Salisbury HazMat "team" was dispatched to assist Talbot County in Easton for an ammonia leak at 8900 Glebe Park Drive- Sea Watch International.
Assistant Chief 1
Engine 16-1
HazMat 1
Air Utility 1
Paramedic 16
About 15 firemen from Salisbury responding. These are the on-duty, paid Fire and EMS staff covering the city and part of the county. They will now be out of service in Easton all day long.
Then some clown, David Cox(those idiots promoted this thief/police impersonator to captain by the way), asked Central to dispatch Sharptown for the Decon Trailer. Then Central dispatches Sharptown, Hebron, Westside, Mardela and Delmar Fire Departments for the "decon trailer." So now we have multiple fire engines for Sharptown, Hebron, Westside, Mardela and Delmar Fire Departments responding with lights and siren for an hour trip through 3 counties putting more lives at risk on Rt. 50.
Now who will be covering calls in Salisbury and the entire West side of Wicomico County??
Anne Arundel County was also dispatched to assist.
This from Anne Arundel First Alert FB page
Talbot County, MD | Easton | Major ammonia leak | 8900 Glebe Park Drive- Sea Watch International | AACoFD Hazmat teams are on the scene assisting | This is expected to be an extended situation
Anonymous Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteSalisbury Fire Department Responds to HazMat Incident in Talbot County
Around 9:50 am the Salisbury HazMat "team" was dispatched to assist Talbot County in Easton for an ammonia leak at 8900 Glebe Park Drive- Sea Watch International.
Assistant Chief 1
Engine 16-1
HazMat 1
Air Utility 1
Paramedic 16
About 15 firemen from Salisbury responding. These are the on-duty, paid Fire and EMS staff covering the city and part of the county. They will now be out of service in Easton all day long.
Then some clown, David Cox(those idiots promoted this thief/police impersonator to captain by the way), asked Central to dispatch Sharptown for the Decon Trailer. Then Central dispatches Sharptown, Hebron, Westside, Mardela and Delmar Fire Departments for the "decon trailer." So now we have multiple fire engines for Sharptown, Hebron, Westside, Mardela and Delmar Fire Departments responding with lights and siren for an hour trip through 3 counties putting more lives at risk on Rt. 50.
Now who will be covering calls in Salisbury and the entire West side of Wicomico County??
Anne Arundel County was also dispatched to assist.
This from Anne Arundel First Alert FB page
Talbot County, MD | Easton | Major ammonia leak | 8900 Glebe Park Drive- Sea Watch International | AACoFD Hazmat teams are on the scene assisting | This is expected to be an extended situation
September 28, 2019 at 11:04 AM
This should be a Comment Worthy of a Post.
Update: Almost 5 hours later and the entire paid Salisbury Fire and EMS Crews are in Talbot County leaving a few fire trucks in Salisbury staffed with paid firemen.
Jimmy Gladwell is a paid Deputy Fire Chief getting paid overtime on a Saturday to ride the fire truck on Engine 16-1. A lot of money in overtime is being wasted today Jake Day's paid firemen who endorsed him. Do you see why they endorsed him?? Wink, Wink.