CSX and NCEM conduct incident training

  • Firefighters trained with Nassau County Emergency Management for four days, ending with hands-on incident training provided by CSX. Photo by Julia Roberts
    Firefighters trained with Nassau County Emergency Management for four days, ending with hands-on incident training provided by CSX. Photo by Julia Roberts
  • Firefighters trained with Nassau County Emergency Management for four days, ending with hands-on incident training provided by CSX. Photo by Julia Roberts
    Firefighters trained with Nassau County Emergency Management for four days, ending with hands-on incident training provided by CSX. Photo by Julia Roberts
  • First responders are hosed down, part of the simulated railroad hazmat training to help them be prepared for an emergency involving chemicals carried by rail. Photo by Julia Roberts
    First responders are hosed down, part of the simulated railroad hazmat training to help them be prepared for an emergency involving chemicals carried by rail. Photo by Julia Roberts
  • CSX personnel teach emergency responders how to deal with tanks of hazardous materials in the event of an accident involving chemicals transported by train. Photo by Julia Roberts
    CSX personnel teach emergency responders how to deal with tanks of hazardous materials in the event of an accident involving chemicals transported by train. Photo by Julia Roberts
Emergency responders from Nassau County are better prepared to deal with the effects of a situation involving hazardous materials being carried by rail after a four-day training held at the Nassau…

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Judge refuses to halt FSU-ACC case

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A Leon County circuit judge Tuesday refused to put on hold a lawsuit filed by Florida State University against the Atlantic Coast Conference, as a big-money battle between the university and its lo

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