Fairchild trains for shooter
FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE — Base officials and employees participated in an active-shooter response exercise April 11.
Personnel and visitors saw first responders conducting emergency procedures, heard sirens and loud noises emanating from the exercise area and saw vehicles racing to an “emergency.”
The exercise did not impact on-base services, such as medical appointments or exchange and commissary operations, officials said.
Council OKs fire contract
CHENEY — The City Council has unanimously approved a three-year service contract between the Fire Department and We...
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