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Bill Curnow > Mass Disaster Drill at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport - KCBD 5/15/2008 Photos from exercise. First responders were called to the scene of a downed 747 at the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport Thursday morning. However, the call-out was not real. Instead, it was part of a full scale mass casualty exercise as required by the FAA every three years. Airport agencies were joined by the Lubbock Police Department, the Lubbock Fire Department, EMS, and troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety. The American Red Cross and Lubbock Medical Examiner's office participated as well. "Communication is always a key in something like this. Communications between different agencies," said Lt. Chris Daniel. "If we can work together through an event like this, and learn what each department is responsible for, it's going to help things run smoother in the future should something like this happen." Authorities are now evaluating the effectiveness of this drill and looking for areas needed for improvement. Footage © 2008, KCBD 11, Lubbock, TX
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Bill Curnow > Fire Destroys 8 of 16 Apartments - 4/20/2008 Footage © 2008, KCBD 11, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > Mayor Declares March "Red Cross Month" in Lubbock - 3/17/2008 Footage © 2008, KJTV Fox 34, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > Mayor Declares March "Red Cross Month" in Lubbock - 3/17/2008 Footage © 2008, KLBK 13, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > Could Tuesday's fire been avoided? - 3/05/2008Iron bars over windows, no working smoke detectors are among the factors that turned an East Lubbock home into a death trap for a mom and her young child. FOX 34's Alicia Grifaldo talks to the Lubbock Fire Department and the American Red Cross about the circumstances that doomed their chances to survive. Footage © 2008, KJTV Fox 34, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > Smoke Detector Not Present In Home Of Fire Victims - 3/05/2008Fire officials think the absence of a smoke detector played a large part in the fire deaths of a Lubbock mother and her young son. KAMC reporter Amy Montalvo speaks with the Lubbock Fire Department and the American Red Cross about the importance smoke detectors. Footage © 2008, KAMC ABC 28, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > #mainImageLink {display:none} Red Cross Preparing to Respond to California - KJTV 10/24/2007 The American Red Cross has thousands of volunteers assisting first responders and those displaced by the wild fires in Southern California. The American Red Cross South Plains Regional Chapter is preparing should they need additional help. Footage © 2007, KJTV Fox 34, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > This Week in Lubbock - September 23, 2007 "This Week in Lubbock" is a half-hour public affairs program that runs each Sunday morning on Lubbock's NewsTalk 790 KFYO. Audio © 2007, GAP Broadcasting, LLC
Bill Curnow > #mainImageLink {display:none} Red Cross Is Crucial When Disaster Strikes - KAMC 8/02/2007 "As I stood there watching my house, the fire sort of gradually go out, I didn't have a clue where I'd be that night and they just stepped in and looked after everything for me, it was really a lifesaver," says Roger Haldenby, who lost his home to a fire back in February. On that day, he certainly didn't expect to lose everything right before his eyes, but the Red Cross volunteers that stepped up to help are some that he won't soon forget: "It's emotional to remember and talk about it again., but I've come through it with support from friends, and the volunteers that turned out that day, especially the Red Cross." Providing housing, food, and clothing, they're here for the people of the South Plains, no matter what the emergency. Says Haldenby, "You hear about the Red Cross showing up for big disasters like hurricanes, but they're there for one person disasters too." Bill Curnow has been a volunteer for more than 2 years: "I'm not law enforcement or medical, but this is my way of giving back to the community that's given me so much." Curnow is just one of about 20 dedicated volunteers that reach out when disaster strikes: "We provide immediate emergency assistance for the first few days...what we like to say is we give our clients the opportunity to get their feet underneath them again and figure out what the next step is." The volunteers are ready and waiting to help people pick up the pieces when disasters shatter lives. Haldenby says it's invaluable to have them there at times when you really need them. Curnow explains why he volunteers: "There's a satisfaction in being able to serve and help and in being there in somone's time of need." And for Roger Haldenby, he's simply grateful for the help and for his life: "When you lose all the little things in life, as long as you're still alive, what does all that count for? Not too much." Footage © 2007, KAMC 28, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > #mainImageLink {display:none} Local Red Cross Prepared to Assist East Texas - KJTV 7/05/2007 The American Red Cross South Plains Regional Chapter is preparing to assist with the flooding in East Texas should their help be requested. Footage © 2007, KJTV Fox 34, Lubbock, TX
Bill Curnow > #mainImageLink {display:none} Storm Damage in Levelland - KLBK 6/02/2007 Families displaced due to a severe thunderstorm are being assisted by the American Red Cross South Plains Regional Chapter. Photos taken at the site of the disaster are available here. Footage © 2007, KLBK CBS 13, Lubbock, TX Clipping service by GlobalNewsClips.com
Bill Curnow > #mainImageLink {display:none} Fire Destroys House in Ralls - KJTV 6/01/2007 A fire destroys a home in Ralls, TX, and almost kills a man and his son because they could not hear their smoke detector. The American Red Cross South Plains Regional Chapter recommends testing your smoke detectors the way you sleep to ensure you can here them during a fire. Footage © 2007, KLBK CBS 13, Lubbock, TX Clipping service by GlobalNewsClips.com

Mass Disaster Drill at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport - KCBD 5/15/2008

Photos from exercise.

First responders were called to the scene of a downed 747 at the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport Thursday morning. However, the call-out was not real. Instead, it was part of a full scale mass casualty exercise as required by the FAA every three years.

Airport agencies were joined by the Lubbock Police Department, the Lubbock Fire Department, EMS, and troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety. The American Red Cross and Lubbock Medical Examiner's office participated as well.

"Communication is always a key in something like this. Communications between different agencies," said Lt. Chris Daniel. "If we can work together through an event like this, and learn what each department is responsible for, it's going to help things run smoother in the future should something like this happen."

Authorities are now evaluating the effectiveness of this drill and looking for areas needed for improvement.

Footage © 2008, KCBD 11, Lubbock, TX

Bill Curnow > Mass Disaster Drill at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport - KCBD 5/15/2008 Photos from exercise. First responders were called to the scene of a downed 747 at the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport Thursday morning. However, the call-out was not real. Instead, it was part of a full scale mass casualty exercise as required by the FAA every three years. Airport agencies were joined by the Lubbock Police Department, the Lubbock Fire Department, EMS, and troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety. The American Red Cross and Lubbock Medical Examiner's office participated as well. "Communication is always a key in something like this. Communications between different agencies," said Lt. Chris Daniel. "If we can work together through an event like this, and learn what each department is responsible for, it's going to help things run smoother in the future should something like this happen." Authorities are now evaluating the effectiveness of this drill and looking for areas needed for improvement. Footage © 2008, KCBD 11, Lubbock, TX

Mass Disaster Drill at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport - KCBD 5/15/2008

Photos from exercise.

First responders were called to the scene of a downed 747 at the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport Thursday morning. However, the call-out was not real. Instead, it was part of a full scale mass casualty exercise as required by the FAA every three years.

Airport agencies were joined by the Lubbock Police Department, the Lubbock Fire Department, EMS, and troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety. The American Red Cross and Lubbock Medical Examiner's office participated as well.

"Communication is always a key in something like this. Communications between different agencies," said Lt. Chris Daniel. "If we can work together through an event like this, and learn what each department is responsible for, it's going to help things run smoother in the future should something like this happen."

Authorities are now evaluating the effectiveness of this drill and looking for areas needed for improvement.

Footage © 2008, KCBD 11, Lubbock, TX

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