New Tools Help Lexington Firefighters Deal With Natural Gas

Contributor: Christine Winter
Set Text Size SmallSet Text Size MediumSet Text Size LargeSet Text Size X-Large
Share
Updated: 10/25/2012 8:59 pm
Firefighters never know what they're going to face.

Now Lexington Firefighters have new tools to deal with natural gas.

Columbia Gas is giving the Lexington Fire Department equipment that will allow firefighters to simulate emergencies involving natural gas, like dealing with broken pipes and handling flammable materials.

Chief Keith Jackson says, "This collaborative effort with Columbia Gas will go a long way with creating the great American city that we want, and the utilization of this training prop will go a long way with the Lexington fire department, Columbia gas, and all those other entities that be training here."

Stanley Pipeline installed the equipment outside the Fire Training Academy on Old Frankfort Pike.





Share
0 Comment(s)
Comments: Show | Hide

Here are the most recent story comments.View All

No comments yet!
Most Popular
Police Report Sheds New Light On Travis Gaines' Injury
ABC36 obtained the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office report from the night Travis Gaines injured himself. A witness told deputies friends claimed Gaines drank alcohol before the injury. Video Video
Update: Lexington High Schools Cope With Shooting Death
Two Lexington schools are remembering a teenager who the District says was shot to death Video Video
Statue Honoring Charles Ramsey To Be Unveiled
A statue honoring the man credited with saving three Cleveland girls is set to be unveiled in Floyd County Friday, with the honoree himself attending. Video Video
Lexington Legends Honor Travis Gaines
Legends players and staff write Gaines's number 19 on their left hand to honor the injured Dunbar HS player. Video Video
UPDATE: Overnight Shooting Victim Identified
Fayette County school administrators say it was Patrick Puckett who was fatally shot in the chest on Ryan Circle last night.
Inergize Digital This site is hosted and managed by Inergize Digital.