Podcasts about bainbridge island fire department

Bainbridge Island Community Vaccination Clinic Walk Through with Clinic Incident Commander and Deputy Chief at Bainbridge Island Fire Department, Jared Moravec.  Deputy Chief Moravec took a few minutes to give reporter Sal DeRosalia the full overview of operations at two day community run mass vaccination clinic. With over 50 volunteers and 600 doses to give out per day, the clinic is nothing short of a community run symphony put on by a coalition including but not limited to Bainbridge Prepares, Bainbridge Island Community Pharmacy, Bainbridge Island Fire Department and City of Bainbridge Island, Washington.   SUPPORT LOCAL INDEPENDENT NEWS | DONATE: https://venmo.com/wakeupbainbridge​ Brought to you by Bainbridge Online Broadcasting

Host Barb Trafton, Executive Director of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation leads a group conversation of specialists regarding the popular Grand Forest in a changing climate environment. Participants include Dan Hamlin, Park Services Director at the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Rec District; Jared Moravec, Deputy Chief at the Bainbridge Island Fire Department and Stuart Johnson, Landscape designer at AHBL, a multi-disciplinary Landscape Architecture Firm, and a researcher at the Grand Forest.   The conversation invites the listener to participate in thinking about what does forest health mean and to become actively involved in this much beloved open-space park in the heart of the island.  Each contributor offers their unique perspectives, reflecting values and concerns all contributing to a deeper understanding of this magnificent treasure.   For information about the 2021 Annual Bainbridge Island Environmental Conference, go to:   https://islandwood.org/get-involved-with-environmental-steam-education/2021-abc-conference/     Credits: BCB host, Barb Trafton; audio editor, Keith Doughty; publisher, Bob Ross.

Today on The B.I.Stander Podcast we welcome: Jared Moravec    Deputy Chief at Bainbridge Island Fire Department to talk wildfires. The B.I.STANDER Podcast is a conversational podcast unique to Bainbridge Island and Seattle Washington, that covers Society & culture, through Human Interest stories. The intent is to introduce interesting people, ideas, and conversations. We are not perfect and that's OK! Thank you for your support! Tell them you heard it on: The BISTANDER Podcast! Bainbridge Strong  Eagle Harbor Insurance Blue Canary Auto  B.I.Hoops & More Helpline House https://www.si.com/fantasy Sound Reprographics Soccer Goal Shelter Wild Earth Dog Food  SAVE $60 Enter Code:  FRIEND-JT9BWGM PLEASE TELL THEM "THE B.I.STANDER PODCAST" SENT YOU! Music performed by Band of Steves of The Island Music Guild. 206-780-6911 lessons@islandmusic.org or directly stevenewtonmusic@gmail.com  *additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com Listen on Spotify, PlayerFM, Apple Podcasts, TuneIN, Castbox, Deezer, and more!  MANSCAPED Save 20% & get free shipping with the code TINY Sign up for our newsletter at www.thebistanderpodcast.com  Buy your host a cup of coffee and support the shows growth: https://ko-fi.com/thebistanderpodcast 

159 - City of Bainbridge Island Planning Commission Update on Bainbridge Island Police Department Court and Building On September 5th, the City of Bainbridge Island Planning Commission had a special meeting to update the public on the progress of the new/old Harrison Urgent Care building on Madison Avenue across from the newly remodeled Bainbridge Island Fire Department, Station 21. Most of the public comment addressed the "terrible" traffic conditions in the downtown area.  Architech, Matthew Coates of Coates Design Architects took several questions from the residents and Planning Commission commissioners in the audience. More to come...  Episode 159 Live Streamed by Outcome Media. Brought To You by: Outcome Media, Home of the best Podcast studio on Bainbridge Island.Are you looking to start your own podcast but don't know how? Want some help? You can hire Outcome Media to help complete your project and get your vision off the ground. Call co-host Sal DeRosalia today, (206) 240-8857 or send us a message through our website here. Episode 159 Sponsored By: Storyville Coffee Company, Amoeba Networks Seattle and Outcome Athletics, home of the Best Personal Trainer on Bainbridge Island, Bethanee Randles.

Our Fire Department's Community Risk Reduction program is not just about preventing fires; it's also about preventing falls. Listen here to learn what you can do to reduce the risk of falling. In this podcast, Fire Chief Hank Teran and Janine Courtemanche, Community Risk Reduction Coordinator for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department explain what is meant by Community Risk Reduction. Listeners will learn how a particular community's risk challenges are evaluated, what the fire department is doing in partnership with other island organizations to help reduce risk, and, more specifically, what WE can do to prevent unnecessary falls. For more information and some very useful tips and brochures, visit the BIFD website at www.bifd.org. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker.

Our Fire Department's Community Risk Reduction program is not just about preventing fires; it's also about preventing falls. Listen here to learn what you can do to reduce the risk of falling. In this podcast, Fire Chief Hank Teran and Janine Courtemanche, Community Risk Reduction Coordinator for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department explain what is meant by Community Risk Reduction. Listeners will learn how a particular community's risk challenges are evaluated, what the fire department is doing in partnership with other island organizations to help reduce risk, and, more specifically, what WE can do to prevent unnecessary falls. For more information and some very useful tips and brochures, visit the BIFD website at www.bifd.org. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker.

Wake Up Bainbridge! met up for a round table discussion with Bainbridge Island Fire Department's, Lieutenant Darrick Baker. We cover recent Bainbridge Island news, his journey to the Rock in the 1990s and how the world has changed since. We think Darrick will be a regular guest of the show so please welcome him with big ears!!!

Richard and Sal do a GOT Recap NOT, Bainbridge Bakers and the Grand Old Noisy Fourth. Big shout out to Eagle Harbor Book Company on Independent Booksellers Day at 9:43 on the tape. Podcast by BCB with Bainbridge Island Fire Department 25:27. Game Of Thrones.

Due to an unusually dry March, there have already been over 50 wildfires in Western Washington; several in Kitsap County. So how do we here on Bainbridge Island protect our homes and neighborhoods? As we move into the dry season, wildfires become an increasing concern. Listen here as Fire Chief Hank Teran and Fire Marshal Jared Moravec tell us how we can help protect against wildfires. The Bainbridge Island Fire Department has put a number of measures in place to encourage wildfire prevention, legislation, mitigation and education. Learn more by listening here, and be sure to visit BIFD.org to learn more about FireSafe, the Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and what you can do as an individual to help keep your property safe.

Due to an unusually dry March, there have already been over 50 wildfires in Western Washington; several in Kitsap County. So how do we here on Bainbridge Island protect our homes and neighborhoods? As we move into the dry season, wildfires become an increasing concern. Listen here as Fire Chief Hank Teran and Fire Marshal Jared Moravec tell us how we can help protect against wildfires. The Bainbridge Island Fire Department has put a number of measures in place to encourage wildfire prevention, legislation, mitigation and education. Learn more by listening here, and be sure to visit BIFD.org to learn more about FireSafe, the Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and what you can do as an individual to help keep your property safe.

Fascinated by fire trucks? BHS students get firsthand experience in fire fighting and emergency medical services from the Bainbridge Island Fire Department thanks to the BHS Career In program: Learn more here! In this podcast BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, BIFD Volunteer Program Coordinator Jay Rosenberg, and BHS grad Finn Mander share their observations about this exciting program. You'll learn what it takes to become a cadet, what equipment they'll use, what activities they'll be participating in, and about the benefits to the students and the community. You'll also hear from former cadet Finn Mander -- now a BIFD volunteer -- about why he loved the program and why he elected to pursue EMT training after graduation.

Fascinated by fire trucks? BHS students get firsthand experience in fire fighting and emergency medical services from the Bainbridge Island Fire Department thanks to the BHS Career In program: Learn more here! In this podcast BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, BIFD Volunteer Program Coordinator Jay Rosenberg, and BHS grad Finn Mander share their observations about this exciting program. You'll learn what it takes to become a cadet, what equipment they'll use, what activities they'll be participating in, and about the benefits to the students and the community. You'll also hear from former cadet Finn Mander -- now a BIFD volunteer -- about why he loved the program and why he elected to pursue EMT training after graduation.

Listen here as lifelong Island resident Chuck Callaham shares memories of growing up on Bainbridge, including biking, ice skating, and the early days of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department. Chuck moved to Bainbridge Island with his family as a young child in the mid-1930s.  He grew up in Winslow and now lives in the Seabold area.  In this 16-minute podcast, excerpted from a one hour and 32 minute interview with BIHM volunteer Tom Arnold, Chuck describes life in Winslow the 1930s and 1940s, including some of his experiences growing up in the town and descriptions of some of the businesses along Winslow Way in that era. Chuck and his family have a long association with the Bainbridge Island Fire Department going back to the mid-1940s, including his father's service as the department's first full-time paid fire chief in the 1960s. He concludes the interview with his early memories of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department from its founding in the early 1940s. Credits: BIHM host: Tom Arnold; audio tech: Chris Walker; publisher, Diane Walker.

Listen here as lifelong Island resident Chuck Callaham shares memories of growing up on Bainbridge, including biking, ice skating, and the early days of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department. Chuck moved to Bainbridge Island with his family as a young child in the mid-1930s.  He grew up in Winslow and now lives in the Seabold area.  In this 16-minute podcast, excerpted from a one hour and 32 minute interview with BIHM volunteer Tom Arnold, Chuck describes life in Winslow the 1930s and 1940s, including some of his experiences growing up in the town and descriptions of some of the businesses along Winslow Way in that era. Chuck and his family have a long association with the Bainbridge Island Fire Department going back to the mid-1940s, including his father’s service as the department’s first full-time paid fire chief in the 1960s. He concludes the interview with his early memories of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department from its founding in the early 1940s. Credits: BIHM host: Tom Arnold; audio tech: Chris Walker; publisher, Diane Walker.

In this 14-minute podcast conversation, we meet three of our Bainbridge Island experts on why it's worth preparing for an earthquake or other emergency, and how you can do that in your home and neighborhood. They describe three upcoming local events on preparedness. On Wednesday Sept 28th at 6:30pm, see a movie on our earthquake prone Bainbridge geology. The filmmaker is Cameron Snow, last year's recipient of the local Island Treasure award. The on-film story-teller is retired geologist and local resident Greg Geehan. On Sept 29th, from 7:30 to 9pm, hear insights and advice from experts and community leaders at Bainbridge High School Commons. The panel includes a geologist, leaders of the City, Fire Department, and county-wide Department of Emergency Management. And on Saturday October 1st from 11am to 3pm browse an expo at City Hall with booths, starter kits and how-to information. In this podcast, our City's Emergency Management Coordinator Amber Richards explains the upcoming events in greater detail. Then, Assistant Chief Luke Carpenter of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department, who will moderate the Day 2 panel discussion, explains the reasons why preparedness is so vital on an island like Bainbridge. And our third guest, Scott James, talks about the value of gathering with our neighbors to create more resilient and prepared neighborhoods. He mentions insights he's learned during the course of writing his upcoming book on Prepared Neighborhoods. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/wildfire-benefit-at-st-barnabas-september-27/ Haunted by images of the wildfires that devastated hundreds of thousands of acres of forest land in the Chelan and Okanagan regions, a group of Bainbridge Island artists and musicians have banded together for a benefit performance and auction to raise money for wildfire relief. The Wildfire Benefit, to be held this Sunday, September 27, from 7 to 9 pm at the St. Barnabas Parish Hall, will feature a silent auction of works by local artists, music by the Anne Pell Trio, information about the wildfires, and a brief update from the Bainbridge Island Fire Department, which sent personnel to help fight fires in the Chelan region.  Artists who have donated work for the silent auction include Mary Agrell Stroeing, Hilary Goldblatt, Paul Brians, Victoria Foster Harrison, Gillian Bull, Diane Walker and Dion Zwirner.  A book donated by Eagle Harbor Books and a quilted table runner from the Mongolian Quilting Center will also be auctioned off. Wine from Rolling Bay Winery will be served with light hors d'oeuvres, and there will be a suggested donation of $20. All proceeds from the evening will go to the Chelan Valley Wildfire Relief Fund. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters;  audio editor: Chris Walker; publisher Diane Walker.