A. SHERIFF DEPARTMENTDavid Pennington, Sheriff 304-272-= 6379 |
1 – 4X4 Station Wagon Patrol Cars for Traffic Control |
B. VOLUNTEER FIRE
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1. Ceredo
VFD Johnny Robertson, Chief |
2-750
Gal 1250 GPM Pumpers W/Class A&B Foam 1-500
Gal 1250 GPM Pumper W/65 Ft. Tele Squirt W/Class &nbs=
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A&B Foam 1–
4X4 Wheel Drive W/Winch & 3 Bottle 4500 PSI &nbs=
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Cascade System 1–
4x4 Quick Attack Pumper W/Winch 250 Gal 500 GPM &nbs=
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Pump 2–ALS
Ambulances 2–Rescue
Trucks 1-23
Ft. Fire Rescue Boat W/88 HP Motor Water
Rescue Equipment & 500 GPM Floating Fire Pump 3–Lukas
Power Simo Power Units W/Spreaders, Cutters,
& 4 Rams Assorted Sizes 1
Set Max Force Air Bags 50K 2-(K-12)
Rescue Saws 2-Recripercicating
Saws Reference
Material Assorted
Patching & Plugging Equipment Chemical
Monitoring Equipment 1-Decon
Shower & Tent Set 1-Decon
Shower – Open 2
–Over Pack Barrells Radiological
Monitoring Equipment 98
Sets Firefighting Bunker Gear Nomex/Kevlar 10
Sets of TYVEK 9
Sets of TYVEX/SARANEX Breathing
Apparatus (18-2250
PSI 30 Min Scott 18
Spare Bottles – 30 Min 2-60
Min SCBA MSA 2-Spare
4500 Bottles 160
Gal 3%-6% AFFF/ATC Foam 5-95
GPM Indictors W/Nozzles & Foam Tubes 2-250
GPM Monitor Nozzles 50
Gal Class “A” Foam 8
Mobile Radios W/8 Channels 4
Kenwood 160 Channel dual Band VHF/UHF Mobile Radios 3
Kenwood UHF (Med) Mobile Radios 2
Marine Radios 12
VHF Portable Radios/16 Channel 75
VHF Pagers 1
Master 2 VHP 150 Watt Repeater 2
Cellular Phones Confined
Space Rescue Equipment High
Angle Rescue Equipment (2000 Ft. 5/8 Rope, 6 Full Body Harnesses, Tripod W/H=
aul
System, Assorted Pullies Carabiners &
webbing, 1000 Ft. 1.0 NEPA Lifeline) Portable
Pumps (2-200
GPM Electric), Hose (5000 Ft. 4” LDH Supply Line W/Sortz Thread, =
3000
Ft. 3.0 NST Supply Line, 2000 Ft. 2.5 NST Su=
pply
Line, 1500 Ft. 1.75 NST Attack Line, 2000 Ft. 1.0 NST
Attack Line, 2000 Ft. 1.0 NST Attack Line, 350 Ft. 1.0=
NST
Red Line) Generators
(1-1=
5 KW
Truck Mounted R-62), 1-5KW Truck Mounted (L-63), 2-35=
00
Watt Portable Gasoline, 1-3500 Watt Truck Mounted (=
L-62),
1-2500 Watt Portable Gasoline) Breathing
Air Compressor (1-Bauer 5.0 CFM W/Filtration Fixed System/5 Bottle 6000 PSI Cas=
cade
System) Portable
4500 Refillable System R-1 Cutting
Torch (1
Oxygen Acetylne Set W/Cylinders) |
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Dunlow
VFD Tommy Beckett, Chief 304-= 385-4631 &nbs= p; |
No
Information |
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3. =
East
Lynn VFD &nbs= p; Steve Vernick, Chief &= nbsp; 304-849-4777 (Work) &= nbsp; 304-849-3499 (Home) &=
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304-849-2118 (Fax) |
1
– 1000 GPM Pumper W/CAFS System 1
– 1250 GPM Pumper 1
– 1200 Gallon Tanker 1
– 4 Wheel Drive P/U 1
– 16 Ft. Flat Bottom Boat 10
– SCBA Air Packs 10
– Spare 2.2 Air Bottles Absorbent
Material for Fuel Spills 1
– Carbide Tip Rescue Saw 1
– TNT Rescue Power Pump & Assorted Tools 1
– Thermal Camera |
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Fort Gay
VFD &nbs= p; Col. Bart Salmons, Chief &=
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304-648-5325 |
2
– 1000 GPM Pumper 1
– 500 GPM Pumper 1
– ALS Ambulance 1
SCBA Unit W/8 Extra Bottles 1
Rescue Truck 1
BLS Ambulance |
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Kenova
VFD &nbs= p; Steve Henderson, Chief 304-453-4153 5. Kenova VFD (Continued) |
2–1250
GPM Pumper W/750 Gal Tank 1–1250
GPM Pumper W/1,000 Gal Tank 1–1500
GPM 85’ Platrorm Aerial W/350 Gal Tank 1–500
GPM 4 WD Mini Pumper W/250 Gal Tank/10 Gal Foam 2–ALS
Ambulances 1–16’
HazMat and Rope Rescue Trailer 1–Duce
& half 6 WD Brush Vehicle 22
– SCBA Units 1
– 3.5 CFM W/4 Bottle 4500 PSI Cascade System 5
– AED 4
– Multi-gas Detectors 1
– Carbon Monoxide Detector 1
– Air powered AJAZ Tool Kit 12
– 5 Gal AFFF Foam 2
– K12 Saws 2
Gas powered Positive Pressure Ventilation Fans 3
Electric Exhaust Fans 4
Generators, 1-3,000W, 1-2,000W, 2-5,000 Watt 3
Sets Hurst Tools W/Generators, Rams, Cutter, Spreaders 2-Thermal
Imaging Cameras Variety
of Haz-Mat Equipment (Booms, Pads, Sorbents) 1
– 5000 GPM GPM 85 Ft. Tower Ladder Truck 1
– Mobile Cascade System 4500 PSI |
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6.
Lavalette VFD &nbs= p; Bill Artis, Chief &=
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1 –
1250 GPM Pumper 1
– 1000 GPM Pumper 1
– 750 GPM Pumper 2
– ALS Ambulances 1
– Rescue Boat 15
– SCBA Units W/11 Extra Bottles |
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7. Prichard VFD Chief |
Needs
Information |
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8. Wayne VFD Jerry Mayn= ard, Chief 304-272-5656 (Station) 304-272-5919 (= Work) 304-544-0826 (= Cell) |
2
– 1250 GPM 1000 Gal Capacity Engine 1
– 1000 GPM 1000 Gal Capacity Engine 1
– 2000 Gal Tanker 1
– 500 GPM 250 Gal Capacity rescue W/Class A & B Foam Sys=
tem 3
– ALS Ambulances 20
– SCBA’s 2
– Cascade System 1
– Boat 4
– Generators 1
– Portable Pump 4
– 10” Absorbent Booms 50
Gallons 3% Foam 5
– Complete Sets SCUBA Diving Gear, 5 Certified SCUBA Di=
vers 40
– Gallon Class A Foam 5
– Certified Rope Technicians 15
– Tons Heavy Rescue |
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C. Municipal Fire Department |
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Kenova
Fire Department &nbs= p; S. D. Salyers, Chief &= nbsp; 304-453-1281 |
1
– 2500 GPM Pumper 4
– SCBA Units W/4 Extra Bottles 1800
Ft. 2.5 NST Supply Line 1
– 300 Ft. 1.75 NST Attach Line |
D. Municipal Police Departments |
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1.
CeredoPolice Department &nbs= p; Chief Jack Butcher &= nbsp; 304-453-1411 |
6
Police Officers 5
– Dispatchers 6
– Patrol Cars Equipped W/Eyewitness Car Camera System 1 –=
; 10
Lb Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher 1
– Heart-Start AED Unit 1
– Trauma Bag 2
– Handheld Metal Detctors (Garrett) 6
– Portable Radio Units Barrels
& Cones for Traffic Control & Barricades Evidence
Collection Materials for Accidents & Incidents 6
First Aid Kits for Cruisers 1
Mirror Vehicle Search Kit 2
Mega Phones |
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2.
Fort Gay Police Department Chief Joseph D. Bowen 304 – 648-5246 |
2
– Patrol Cars W?VHF and UHF Radios 1
– 4X4 Vehicle |
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Kenova
Police Department &nbs= p; Chief S. D. Salyers &= nbsp; 304-453-5555 |
6
– Patrol Cars 8
– Sworn Officers 4
– Civilian Dispatchers |
CHAPTER III
SECTION B
GOVERNME=
NTAL AND
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION EQUIPMENT
WAYNE CO=
UNTY
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WAYNE =
OUNTY
ORGANIZATION &
RESPONSIBLE PERSON |
EQUIPM=
ENT |