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Keeping Communities Safe

Concise report on firefighter fatalities at fires 2015

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Concise report on firefighter fatalities at fires 2015

Keeping Communities Safe Update

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Keeping Communities Safe 2013

CAMP The next generation 2013

'KEEPING COMMUNITIES SAFE' - CUTS MUST NOT BE IMPLEMENTED WHILE REASONS FOR DEATH OF BRAY FIRE FIGHTERS REMAIN UNKNOWN

The Irish Fire & Emergency Services Association (IFESA) today (Tuesday 27/11/12) called on the Minster for the Environment, Phil Hogan to suspend proposed changes in the Irish Fire Service until the outcome of investigations into the death of two fire fighters is known.

IFESA says the proposed cuts in the Irish fire service that have stemmed from the ‘ Keeping Communities Safe'( KCS) proposals cannot be implemented while the reasons for the deaths of two Bray Fire fighters remain unknown 5 years on.

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TIME FOR POLITICIANS TO DEFEND COMMUNITIES AGAINST ‘KEEPING COMMUNITIES SAFE' POLICY CUTS TO FIRE SERVICES – IFESA

KCS Policy putting public and communities at risk

The Irish Fire & Emergency Services Association (IFESA) today (Thursday, 7 th Feb.) expressed serious concern at the continued efforts by the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, Phil Hogan to cut the service provision in the Irish Fire Service.

IFESA National Chairman, John Kidd said the ‘Keeping Communities Safe (KCS)' plan drawn up by the Department's National Directorate for Fire Emergency Management will result in the loss of frontline fire-fighter posts and close fire stations.

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