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Calhoun County hiring new deputy to investigate animal cruelty cases (opens the original)
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CALHOUN COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office has a new deputy. Sheriff Falon Hurst said his department has always investigated animal cases, but making it one deputy’s only job was a need for the county. “She became involved in some animal cruelty cases that were pretty significant. She showed a real passion for it, and it matched up well with the need,” said Hurst. Some of the cases in the county include dead dogs found in yards, dogs tied to trees with no food or water, an
West Blount Fire District chief wants drivers to look out for first responders (opens the original)
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HAYDEN, Ala. (WBRC) - West Blount Fire District Chief Clay Jones said he wants to avoid a third accident after two close calls involving his fire trucks and drivers. The law in Alabama says you have to move over or slow way down when you see first responders’ flashing lights and hear those sirens. Chief Jones said this past Tuesday while one of his trucks was stopped at a red light waiting to turn, a driver rammed into the back of it and injured one of his firefighters. “He was transported away
Alabama fire officials warn of elevated wildfire risk amid dry conditions (opens the original)
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RAINBOW CITY, Ala. (WBRC) - Dry weather and ongoing drought conditions across Alabama are increasing the risk for wildfires, according to fire officials. Tyler Givens, manager of the Pinhoti Work Unit with the Alabama Forestry Commission, said the sunny and warm weather without rain could lead to wildfires. “Here in Alabama, this is just the beginning of our fall fire season, from September into October, on through November. Hopefully, we get some wetter weather,” Givens said. Givens told WBRC m
New EMS in Etowah county providing service for rural communities (opens the original)
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ETOWAH COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - A new EMS service in Etowah County could be a life saver when it comes to emergency health. Alabama Care EMS said they’re helping rural communities who desperately need more ambulance services that can reach areas in the county that most providers don’t. Leon Rice is the CFO of Alabama Care EMS. He said after spending years serving rural communities in upstate New York, he wanted to bring that same service to Alabama. “We can see the future of this area, and we have
Etowah County sheriff adding 4 new patrol deputies (opens the original)
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ETOWAH COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Etowah County Sheriff’s Office will soon add four new patrol deputies. This comes after a months-long effort between the sheriff’s office and the Etowah County Commission to strengthen patrol coverage across the county to help keep you safe. Etowah County Sheriff Jonathon Horton says his deputies patrol close to 600 miles across the county. He said these new hires will help shorten that distance. “The county commission took the cost of a salary and benefits of a
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