Fire in Taylor exasperated by the heavy winds
What started as a relatively small fire in the Taylor landfill quickly became exasperated by the heavy winds blowing glowing embers into an adjacent farm field. By the time it was all said and done, acreage of fertile farmland lay scorched. Written By: M.C. AMICK | ×
What started as a relatively small fire in the Taylor landfill, pictured, quickly became exasperated by the heavy winds blowing glowing embers into an adjacent farm field. (M.C. Amick / The Dickinson Press)
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Pueblo sheriff delivers equipment to rural fire departments
Posted at 9:28 AM, Dec 21, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-21 12:28:37-05
PUEBLO â The Pueblo County sheriff delivered life-saving equipment to rural fire departments Thursday.
Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk M. Taylor, wearing a Santa hat, went to Pueblo s rural fire departments to deliver a LifePak 15 Monitor/Defibrillator to each department. According to the sheriff s office, this device measures multiple vital signs including those with COVID-19 symptoms and acts as a defibrillator.
The sheriff s office said Taylor delivered the devices starting at the fire department in Rye and ended at the Rural Fire Department in eastern Pueblo County.