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Located separately, on the other side of the bay from the living quarters, the West Platoon Chief has a window overlooking the apparatus floor and generally works on the headquarters side of the building, however does cross to join for meals and the like, when in station.

LODD Funeral - SCFD Involved Collision which killed Lt. Nick White, returning from a structure fire Date: October 13, 2022 Location: Church of Saint Michael of the Saints, funeral procession to continue to Fort Shannon Roman Catholic Cemetery with interment to follow. This event occurs Timewarped, following the autopsy of the fallen. Full dress uniform is expected for those attending from an agency. SCFD Engine 1 has been taken out of service and replaced with a spare to be used as a funeral escort.

9. Vehicle Appearance and Decal Guide Shiloh County Fire Department Vehicles, effective time of policy will be stylized in the following format. Effort will be made to update existing vehicles in fleet to standard, however exceptions may be permitted. 9.1 Regular response, suppression equipment, including Engines, Ladder trucks, Rescues and Squads, among others: Red rear body, with split color on cab, matching red below, white above window line. White division line will follow body lines where feasible. Solid white stripe to run the full length of the body on sides of vehicle. Such stripe should be on the lower portion of the body. Standard Red Maltese SCFD Badge on forward-most doors, centered on the door, with gold-leaf backing. Centered emblem may be FD or stylized icon for the individual company. SHILOH COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT in all white caps on the rear portion of the apparatus, preferably in single line, however may be split in a two stacked line if space requires. Unit numbering on rear quarter of vehicle in contrasting color to background (white on red, or red on bare metal). No prefix included in the number. Callsign (Letter and number) in red, inlaid in forward door stripe. Protruding bumpers will have red and yellow high-visibility striping where possible. All LED lighting should be clear lenses. Ladder banner boards will be red, with department name in red lettering over an arched white banner. 9.2 Airport Rescue Vehicles, and others assigned to airport operations Yellow base vehicles, with white stripe similar in placement to other apparatus. SCFD Vehicle Badge Decal on front door, with unit number on rear door, or in case of two door vehicles, rear of front door where practicable in red. 9.3 Chief Officer, Officer Response, Administrative and Fire Marshal's Office Vehicles. White base, with red stripe running the length of the vehicle on the lower portion, similar in proportion to other apparatus. Smaller red pin stripe accenting upper and lower part of full body stripe. Call sign placed forward of front doors, in line with sideview mirrors, in red. SCFD Vehicle badge decal on front door, with Shiloh County Fire Dept. in red on two lines on rear door. Additional unit information, such as SAFETY OFFICER, MEDIA RELATIONS, or Fire Marshal will be on the rear quarter of the vehicle in red. Vehicles assigned to Fire Marshal Duties will have a modified scheme. In lieu of Shiloh County Fire Department on the rear door, SHILOH COUNTY in red will sit above the badge and FIRE MARSHAL below the badge, and the stripe, instead of running the lower portion of the body, will run from middle of the body, intersecting the badge, raising in the rear door and ending in line with the top of the tail light. 9.4 Regular Duty EMS Vehicles After review, the following will be the decal scheme for regular duty EMS vehicles, including ambulances and officer vehicles. Where a vehicle does not have a box body modification, decal scheme may be modified to suit. All striping and decals will be retro-reflective. Orange stripe, lined up with top of headlight, running from front to rear quarter of vehicle. Thickness will line up to stop at lower portion of door handle. Strip will intersect with decal that runs vertically, of same thickness, with the rear of the stripe lining up with the rear wheel well. Both orange stripes will be outline in blue pinstripe. Blue star of life, removing the three forward facing strokes will line up with the stripe. Snake to face forward, and be kept in tact, with the blue backing extend the height of the vehicle. "Shiloh County Fire Dept." in red to be centered in two lines on either top of a box, or rear door of a four door vehicle. Emergency Medical Services, in blue, to be centered over the orange stripe, roughly in line with the Shiloh County Fire Department. On vehicles with no box, Emergency Medical Services may be on one line, in vehicles with a box, it should be on 3. "AMBULANCE" in red to be centered beneath the other text, below the orange stripe. Unit callsign is displayed in blue on both sides of a box, immediately above the cab, below any emergency lighting, as well as on the forward section of a box, near the top of the box, or above the front wheel well of a vehicle with no box. Door badge will be the SCFD Vehicle Badge Decal with a star of life centerpiece, centered on the front door, in gold, with the top of the left and right parts of the cross in line with the bottom of the orange stripe. Non box ambulances will have clear lens lightbars, and boxes prefer lightheads on the box, over lightbars, again with clear lenses. Non ambulance regular duty vehicles may also be slicktop with no visible lightbars. 9.5 Operational Support EMS Vehicles For operational support vehicles, including mass casualty, support officer, or community paramedics the following will apply. In similar scheme and placement, a star of life will remain at the rear portion of the vehicle. No orange stripe will run the body, however all other markings will remain the same. In lieu of AMBULANCE, the vehicle will display a title such as OPERATIONAL SUPPORT, SUPPORT OFFICER, or COMMUNITY PARAMEDICS. All other decals and vehicle scheme will remain the same.

Wiki Main Page | Top of Page Shiloh County Fire Department Fire Suppression Firefighter: The main role within the department, these are entry level positions and can be assigned to any apparatus, including Engines, Ladders, Rescues or Squads. These players fill the majority of roles within the department. Firefighter/EMT: Similar to a firefighter in all roles, except also trained as an EMT and may be assigned to provide BLS patient care as a first responder on a scene. Firefighter Paramedic: Similar to a firefighter in all roles, however holding a paramedic certificate. Firefighter Paramedics may be assigned to provide ALS patient care as a first responder on a medical first response vehicle, or standard firefighting vehicle. Lieutenant: The officer in charge of a unit, such as a squad, ladder, or brush. These officers may also be assigned in an acting captain role on an Engine or Rescue. These officers are supervisors to their individual units, and may also provide direction to other units within their area, station or scene if they do not have their own officer present. Such situations may apply to units without officers, and scenes where an officer has been otherwise assigned, or is unavailable to provide direction, and in the case of specialist rescues. Captain: The officer in charge of an engine, rescue or station, usually filled by a staff member character, responsible for assignment of shift ridings, and other duties for leadership. Platoon Chief: When multiple stations are in operation, a staff member may be promoted to platoon chief, who is responsible for operations between multiple stations, across their boundary of East or West.

6.1 Search and Rescue Uniforms Ground Search and Rescue Volunteers: Blaze orange Coveralls, emblazoned with ERT Crest on left breast and GSAR in black underneath. Member last name on right breast. ERT SAR Shoulder flashes. 1" reflective trim on ankles, wrists and SEARCH AND RESCUE in reflective lettering on back. Black epaulets with I, II, TL or SM in orange thread. 3-in-1 Poor Weather Jacket, Blaze orange with ANSI high visibility striping. ERT Crest on left breast and SAR in reflective lettering on right. SEARCH AND RESCUE in reflective lettering on back. Black Baseball cap with ERT GSAR logo on front, reflective band around base of cap. Winter hat with ERT GSAR logo. Equipment carrying vest in Orange with High Visibility markings. USAR Orange coveralls, ERT Crest on front left, with name on right of coveralls. SCFD shoulder flashes on each arm. URBAN SAR on back in reflective lettering. NFPA compliant reflective bands. Pacific Kiwi Helmet Red 3-in-1 USAR Jacket. ANSI Compliant High Visibility markings. ERT Crest on left breast, USAR on back of jacket, SCFD Shoulder flashes Regular SCFD rank and uniform items worn with these items. Canine SAR All uniform items issued to GSAR members, with ERT K9 SAR markings, opposed to GSAR. Evidence Search Team: Navy Blue Pants and collared shirt with ERT Shoulder Flashes. No epaulets worn Lime high visibility vest with EVIDENCE TEAM on back, ERT on front 3-in-1 ANSI Compliant reversible navy/lime jacket with ERT shoulder flashes, EVIDENCE SEARCH TEAM on rear and ERT crest on front left side. Navy blue ball cap with ERT Crest and EST embroidered with last name on back If deemed required, ERT Plate Carrier vest may be worn with ERT front and rear patches

6. Search and Rescue Operations In 2022, the ERT formally brought the county Search and Rescue agencies under their umbrella to enhance services and provide a unified point of contact and response. ERT Search and Rescue is divided into 4 divisions of paid on call and volunteers, as well as selected staff from the SCFD, who report to the ERT SAR Officer, a ranked Captain. These divisions are Ground Search and Rescue, Urban Search and Rescue, Canine SAR, and Evidence Search Team. The ERT Ground Search and Rescue was amalgamated from three teams within the county providing volunteer services in Kimberley, North River and South River areas. ERT GSAR volunteers are tasked by law enforcement to search for lost and missing persons, including despondent persons in areas of Shiloh County it is not reasonable or practicable for law enforcement to conduct search operations. GSAR members are trained to GSAR Operations Basic, Technician, Team Leader and Search Manager levels. Selected members with a minimum of Technician training may be considered for the Evidence Search Team. All missing and lost persons calls will be initiated through the local law enforcement agencies, and only upon their request will the ERT activate the appropriate SAR team. The Urban Search and Rescue team is a joint effort between ERT and SCFD, with the former providing equipment and the latter providing the personnel. The ERT USAR team is tasked in Heavy Urban SAR operations for persons trapped in building collapses, natural disasters and other incidents requiring specialized rescue. ERT Canine SAR members are paid on-call members, receiving an hourly rate for tasked hours, as well as a monthly stipend for costs related to the search dog. Canine SAR members specialize in man-tracking, cadaver and general purpose search dogs. Members may be allotted red light permits for the personally owned vehicles, at the discretion of the Chief Director of Emergency Management, upon having completed an EVOC, or providing equivalent certification and proof of additional insurance coverage. The ERT may from time to time offer the EVOC, or members may enroll at their own cost. Evidence Search Team Members are specialized SAR volunteers, who have undergone additional training beyond the Technician level to certify them to county standards as an Evidence Search Technician. These members are utilized to assist on crime scenes with a large amount of evidence , a large area to search, or other factors requiring additional personnel to assist forensic and law enforcement investigators. With the exception of the Canine SAR team, volunteer members of the SAR teams are not issued red light permits, nor other emergency equipment for their vehicle, or authorized to use the same.

Located on the main floor, the ERT apparatus garage houses many of the team's large response vehicles, as well as some other equipment. Reinforced in nature, and elevated in height, the garage also supports the helipad, which serves as a landing point for ERT Helo-1. Although capable of landing helicopters, the ERT does not maintain a regular base for helicopters, and serves only as a landing/staging pad. On sides of the garage not used for egress, there are store rooms for various equipment, such as medical, janitorial or mechanical. The helicopter has a similar storage room.

A general bullpen for use by the various task forces, located on the main floor of the ERT Headquaters. Task Force Officer offices line one wall. Behind the offices is access to the ERT Training Room, main floor conference room and the kitchen breakroom and washrooms. Picture to follow

Located on the North River side of Fort Shannon, behind Saratoga Theatre on Lyons Ave, the Steveson Tower is the largest building in Fort Shannon and tallest in Shiloh County. Stevenson tower is home to multiple offices, several speciality clinics, a gym, an indoor pool and a high end shopping centre. Many of the elite businesses strive to get a foothold in this building. The penthouse is home to Shiloh Stars Restaurant and the roof has a helipad, however this has fallen into disuse and serves mostly as an emergency landing site for the past decade.

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Main Page | Top of Page | SCFD Main Page 7. Run Cards SCFD Standardizes responses, with ERT Communications Supervisors, or SCFD Platoon Chiefs, and higher ranked officers being authorized to make adjustments to standard responses as needed.

Main Page | Top of Page Under this site, we'll be using IP.Characters, an app designed for RP sites to make it a lot easier. For game purposes, feel free to create your primary account to whatever name you want. For this, it'll be considered your Out of Character Account. To create a character to play with, click create in the top, and then choose character. Create their profile for the character. When you create your character, you'll be given several fields to fill in. Name: Your first initial and Last Name. Title: Your rank, any titles you might have with that. Avatar: This will no longer be where your badge goes, but instead where your character's face goes. The way InvisionCommunity handles avatars, your picture will appear best if you upload a square image (make blank space on the short side if necessary) and center your face in the frame. Signature: Staff will handle this for the most part, but you can fill in some details yourself. Your signature image, with the first and Last name, as well as an prefixes or suffixes, followed by unit, and then badge number. Fill in as much as you can, if you don't know, staff will complete that when your profile is approved. Character Biography: Formerly posted in blogs, you can now attach your biography directly in the profile. This is an unlimited text box, so load away. Badge: This area is for staff to upload your badge image, or applicable ID or Leather front as needed. Staff will upload this for you. ID Card: This new area appears only on your profile and will be submitted by staff. An ID wallet, or Badge Wallet will be visible on your profile with this field. When posting, you can choose a character, who can be either your Out of Character, or any of the characters you've created. If this is not your primary (OOC) account, when you post, it'll say player: and your primary name. This will make it easier for players, but also for knowing who you talk to! Post any support questions here.

Main Page | Top of Page Use this sheet to fill out character information for your character's profile: Name: <Rank/Title> <First Name> <Middle Name> <Last Name> DOB: Current Address: Job/Title: Previous Residences (including hometown): Height: Weight: Hair Color: Eye Color: Distinguishing Features: Family: Biography: Employment history:

Main Wiki Page | Top of Page | Saratoga 3. Neighborhoods Oxnard has multiple neighborhoods within its city limits. We don't have them documented yet, but they exist. It's just suburbia. Relax.

Main Wiki Page | Top of Page | Saratoga 2. Parks Oxnard has one central park, with woodland surround city limits and a pier-front quay along the river. Oxnard Central Park is located behind city hall, with Park Street running through it. Pedestrian paths string the park, creating a loop around the pond, which park street bridge runs over. At this park are numerous playgrounds, restrooms, a basketball court, tennis court and baseball field. Several war monuments exist, including a statue for both the Civil War and Revolutionary War, as well as a monument wall listing all named victims of the World Wars, and Vietnam War. Due to the proximity to Oxnard Junior High, many students spend significant portions of time in the park.