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Sedgwick County firefighters say Station 34 handles hazmat risks, emphasizes on-site training
Summary
Firefighters from Station 34 told a Sedgwick County public meeting that the Haysville station is often first to incidents at two large hazardous-material manufacturers and that crews built on-site training props to maintain readiness; no formal action was taken.
Firefighter Braden Mueller told a Sedgwick County public meeting that Station 34, which covers Haysville, is often the first unit to respond to incidents at two of the county’s largest hazardous-material manufacturers and that the station has developed new skills to address those risks. "One thing that makes Station 34 unique is we have two of the biggest hazardous material manufacturers in the…
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