Fall River Fire Chief Recounts Heroic Rescue of Residents at Gabriel House
FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 16 – Fall River will increase fire department staffing from 35 to 38 firefighters per shift with $1.5 million in funding to meet national safety standards after the fatal assisted living fire.
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‘That fire was destined to kill 50-plus people’: Fall River chief recounts firefighters’ life-saving efforts
Fall River Fire Chief Jeffrey Bacon wiped tears from his eyes as he recounted the heroic efforts of the first responders who pulled people out of the fire at the Gabriel Assisted Living Facility Sunday night.
Fall River mayor announces increase in fire department staffing levels - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Fall River Mayor Paul Coogan announced alongside fire officials that the town will increase fire department staffing levels Wednesday afternoon. Coogan joined fire, and other town officials at a press conference around 3 p.m. Wednesday to make the announcement. The announcement comes on the heels of the fatal Gabriel House fire that took place late Sunday night, claiming nine lives. Earlier Wednesday, Fall River fire chief Jeffrey Bacon held a p…
Thrifty Tot's Consignment Shop collecting clothing donations for Gabriel House fire victims
TIVERTON, R.I. (WLNE) — Thrifty Tot’s Consignment Shop is collecting clothing and toiletry donations for victims of the Gabriel House fire. The owner of the shop said they are taking in donations to make sure victims get the items they need after the tragic fire. The shop is accepting clothing, toiletries, soap, and body wash. However, the owner said they are not accepting food items. Anyone interested in donating clothing and toiletries for the…
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