VIDEO: Training Drill Keeps First Responders Prepared for Real-Life Disasters
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A mock train disaster gave authorities a chance to practice their response to a mass casualty event.
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A mock train disaster gave authorities a chance to practice their response to a mass casualty event.
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After a successful pilot program in 2014, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department now supplies Naloxone, the antidote for opioids, to each deputy sheriff on patrol. Deputy Sheriff’s at all patrol stations and substations carry Naloxone with them as an important lifesaving tool.
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One year after the start of the May 2014 wildfires, County leaders gathered to discuss improvements made over the last year and preparations for the fire season ahead. Get yourself prepared at ReadySanDiego.org.
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Firefighting forces from multiple agencies, surrounded by aircraft and trucks, talked about their preparations for a dangerous fire season and reminded residents to also be ready.
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Members of agencies from across the region gathered at the County Administration Center to pay their respects to their fallen comrades at an annual memorial event.
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For young people interested in a career in law enforcement, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department has a special program designed just for them.
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A unique partnership between Cal Fire and the U.S. military means added protection for San Diego during a fire. Cal Fire Chief Tony Mecham of the County Fire Authority explains how an exercise at Camp Pendleton is getting them all ready for fire season.