Has your fire department ever found it necessary to “commandeer” equipment in order to mitigate an incident?
Does your state laws allow in specific circumstances for a representative of the fire department, at the direction and command of a fire department’s ranking officer to take public control of private equipment with legal immunity should that action cause negative reverberations?
Is your fire department willing to go beyond that threshold where it becomes more important…
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