The chapter has vans and trailers, a canteen vehicle for feeding, and an Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) that's mostly used for national deployments.
We learned how to open up the canteen vehicle to prepare to serve food. We saw the warehouse where they store supplies, and we drove the vehicles around the block.
Myself and Austin Miller responded to an RV fire in a parking lot of a shopping center.
The client was starting the vehicle and he heard a noise and opened the hood and a fire had started which soon engulfed the RV.
It was unfortunate that he had lost the 'home' that he had. I hope we'll be able to find him another place to live.
I'll be back at the chapter in a few hours for a scheduled Chapter Driving Class, but back to bed!
A OCFA twitter said that 4 patients were treated for burns. I wonder how it started and if they extent of the burns.
I saw the passengers sitting off the side of the freeway talking to the FD.
Randy is a retired deputy and a former Control One supervisor, and he gave many interesting facts about the center.
This was the third tour I've spoken on, much to the appreciation of Ken Bourne. I'm hoping our tours can be developed into a formal training outline, but I think that's up to me!
Setting up two portables with mics and connecting them to a left-right earphone splitter works pretty well.
