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Chief Mike Niblock and Samantha Howell
Salem Fire Chief Honors Citizens with Lifesaving Awards
(February 6, 2015, 4:50 pm) SALEM, Ore

Salem Fire Chief Mike Niblock met with employees of the Pioneer Trust Bank in downtown Salem, Oregon on February 5, 2015 to recognize their lifesaving actions during a recent medical emergency at their business. On January 2, employees from the Pioneer Trust Bank called 9-1-1 to report one of their customers was in cardiac arrest. The customer, a 78 year old man, was conducting business in the bank when he suddenly collapsed.


A improperly disposed of cigarette is to blame for a three alarm house fire in Salem last week, Sale
Improperly Disposed of Cigarette to Blame for Salem House Fire
(September 15, 2014, 4:07 am) SALEM, Ore. A family of ten was displaced due to the fire. (Video)

A improperly disposed of cigarette is to blame for a three alarm house fire in Salem last week, Salem Fire Marshal Laird Case told Salem News Journal.


A single-wide manufactured home was gutted by a fire late Friday night in northeast Salem. Photo: Je
Fire Roars Through NE Salem Home Leaving Family of Six Homeless
(September 14, 2014, 4:00 am) SALEM, Ore. As crews were en-route, they learned that there could be four children inside the burning home.(Video)

A single-wide manufactured home was gutted late Friday night in northeast Salem, and has left a family of six homeless.


A three alarm house fire in Salem early Wednesday morning has left a Salem family of 10 homeless. Ph
Improperly Disposed of Cigarette Leaves Salem Family of 10 Homeless
(September 10, 2014, 12:26 pm) SALEM, Ore. North Salem High School Junior 17-year-old Alladin Domenden who lives in the home at 1135 Madison Street NE, said he woke up around 5:45 a.m. to his parents yelling, FIRE, FIRE!(Video)

A three alarm house fire in Salem early Wednesday morning has left a Salem family of 10 homeless, and Salem Fire Department officials are warning residents that with the recent and continued warm and dry weather, to make sure that any flammable materials are properly disposed of.