Saturday, February 27, 2016

Firefighter Nation and Fire Rescue


Ann Thompson This person has no common sense , a fire hydrant is needed to fight a fire , if you hide the hydrant from the firefighters , they can't put the fire out DA , the person that did this should be fined , what a moron .
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Donald Higby Apparently common sense is out the window. I wish I had a hydrant in the front yard. As long as the hydrant is in the city easement it is completely legal, BTW insurance companies love when you have a hydrant in your yard.
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