Last year Timberline upgraded all of its extrication equipment (commonly known as jaws-of-life) to battery power. This upgrade significantly decreases the equipment set-up time and equipment
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Last year Timberline upgraded all of its extrication equipment (commonly known as jaws-of-life) to battery power. This upgrade significantly decreases the equipment set-up time and equipment failure.
When your firefighters arrive on scenes like this one, they can grab tools and immediately begin working without the delay of starting motors and hooking up hoses.
This picture was taken on Sunday, April 30, 2023, on Highway 46. Fortunately, after firefighters used these tools to open the vehicle, the occupant was able to walk away from this crash.
To find out more about Timberline Fire, check out their website at https:// timberlinefpd.colorado.gov/.
