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Hỏa hoạn, lũ lụt, lốc xoáy, bão, động đất - thảm họa của tất cả các thứ tự đầu tiên phá hủy cuộc sống, tài sản, và ước mơ với một sự khác biệt rất lớn: Đám cháy có thể ngăn ngừa. Dòng đầu tiên và tốt nhất của bảo vệ chống lại sự tàn phá của một ngọn lửa ngoài tầm kiểm soát | Project Description Example Fire and Rescue Project Project Description Quad-County Fire and Rescue Association Fire flood tornado hurricane earthquake disasters all of the first order destroying lives property and dreams with one huge difference Fire is preventable. The first and best line of defense against the devastation of an out-of-control fire is an informed and vigilant populace. Moms and grandmas dads and grandpas brothers and sisters in-laws and outlaws whether homemakers business owners teachers or truckers the individual day-to-day decisions and actions made by us all at times singly and at times in concert determine our likelihood of a visit from the ruin and loss of fire. When prevention fails and a destroying fire rages out of control the next line of defense is the firefighter equipped trained and ready to roll. Contained in these simple concepts are the difficult realities behind a fire department s ultimate purpose of preserving life and property. Reality number one is that the public must be educated and brought on board as fully functioning fire prevention partners. Reality number two is that motivated people must be recruited and retained as fire fighters. Third firefighters must be properly and thoroughly trained not only to preserve life and property but also to ensure their own safety. Fourth and finally no firefighter can be effective without the right equipment. Firefighters success and survival depend on their gear the tools the outfit and the machinery they use to battle their ravenous and relentless foe. In the four-county area of the state that is the subject of this proposal fire departments are staffed by volunteer firefighters. In the past volunteer fire departments worked individually drawing their financial support from fundraising efforts in their communities and miscellaneous fees for service. This method of operation has become less and less sustainable. The main reason is the expansion of responsibility for threats such as