Tag: Denver Fire Department
-
Victim ID released in mysterious Denver odor death; cause not yet determined
Over a week after a man died and four others were hospitalized in a odor incident in Denver, investigators are still determining the mysterious cause. The Denver Office of the Medical Examiner identified the victim as 33-year-old Daniel Antoine on Thursday following the death that occurred Nov. 12. Still, no cause of death has been…
-
1 dead, 4 hospitalized after mysterious odor in Denver
One person is dead and four others have been sent to the hospital following a mysterious odor in Denver. The Denver Fire Department initially responded to an odor investigation at a multi-family structure near the intersection of Ensenada Street and East 41st Place — in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood next to Ensenada Park — around…
-
Denver assistant fire chief fired after bringing loaded AR-15 to public park
The incident happened during a mental health crisis, according to the disciplinary letter
-
Denver’s ‘two-year flash flood’ prompts at least 15 road rescues
—
by
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save During a one hour span during Saturday night’s storm, the Denver Fire Department conducted between 15 and 20 water rescues for people trapped in their cars, according to rescue officials. “It was so busy last night it was hard to keep track of all of…
-
‘White powder’ spill briefly shuts down Denver police headquarters Monday
—
by
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver Police Department on Monday briefly shut down the area around police headquarters due to a “unknown white powder” spilling inside the station’s evidence room, according to police. A DPD spokesperson said Tuesday the powder initially tested positive for the presence of cocaine, but a…
-
Local fire departments around Denver dealt with dozens of fires caused by fireworks
—
by
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Though fireworks that explode or launch into the air are considered illegal in Colorado, multiple metro-area fire departments had a long night responding to dozens of fires during Fourth of July festivities. In a 32-hour period between 12 a.m., Thursday and 8 a.m., Friday, the Denver…
-
Women Firefighters of Denver provide hands-on experience for possible recruits
The third-annual Project Ignite shows young women the ropes of firefighting
-
5 sent to hospital after fire at Denver apartment building
Crews quickly extinguished the fire at a building near East 22nd Avenue and North Clarkson Street, Denver Fire said
-
Denver’s South Broadway small business closes after fire; investigation underway
The shop is located on the northeast corner of Bayaud Avenue and Broadway
-
Denver City Council to consider tens of millions in security contracts; nearly $10 million for shelter security
The Denver City Council will consider $24 million in contract expansions across three resolutions for security services citywide. Two of the three, both worth $3 million, are geared towards providing security at “unhoused and newcomer sheltering sites” throughout the city, excluding the airport. The second, an $18 million contract expansion with Securitas Security Services, will…