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By Erica Madison Imagine that a fire has started at a residence on Beach Road; fortunately the nearest fire station is only a ten minute ride a way, unfortunately the station is closed. Fortunately this didn’t happen on Aug. 8, 2009. A fire started at a residence on Beach Road, but with the help [...] By Erica Madison A city council meeting on Monday, Aug. 3, 2009 revealed a two-year decrease in budget, may mean 77,000 citizens of Alameda will have to put a price on safety. [...] For Immediate Media Release City of Alameda Laying Off Firefighters 6 MAY 2009 [...] PRESS RELEASE FROM THE ALAMEDA FIREFIGHTER’S ASSOCIATION April 2, 2009 We have recently become aware that the City of Alameda Fire Department ambulance service will be “decertified”, likely this year, unless the City pays the current and past due balance of the Trauma Assessment Fee, as required, to the Alameda County EMS Agency. If the [...] Alameda firefighters have told us that the City’s brownout schedule will change starting April 1, at 8:00am. [...] Dear Editor, This Charter amendment will require the City of Alameda to maintain minimum and safe staffing levels of Alameda firefighters, fire engines, fire trucks and emergency medical apparatus (paramedic ambulances) in order to prevent reductions in fire fighting and fire prevention services, to protect against reductions in rapid response and life saving emergency medical [...] Alameda Firefighters 3rd Town Hall Forum When: Wednesday March 11th, 7pm Where: Otaez Restaurant (Up stairs) 1619 Webster St, Alameda Please attend to learn more about the affects of the BROWNOUTS! There will be a presentation from the Alameda Firefighters President Dom Weaver, followed by a question and answer session. [...] This week’s Don Roberts show is now online. Don talks with Alameda Firefighters Association President Domenick Weaver about brownouts, training, and stimulus money for fire houses. 2 MARCH 2009 By: Domenick Weaver, President Alameda Firefighters The implementation of “Brownouts” or Fire Company closures is the latest example of mis-management in City of Alameda policy. [...] We’re now taking donations for the Eve Pearlman pom-pom fund. Eve is the City’s biggest booster and cheerleader, as confirmed by her recent article in the Alameda Journal trying to defend the state of the City’s finances. [...] |
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