Sirens Project ASSISTS communities, non-profits, and local authorities through the organization and deployment of VOLUNTEERS, SUPPLIES, and SPECIAL EQUIPMENT.
Woodstock, GA
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Our small team just made it home from our first deployment in response to Hurricane Isaias. We were able to assist 13 families in 3 days with hazardous tree removals!
We are so thankful for the many different partners that make a trip like this possible.
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We are in the wonderful town of Brewton, AL helping families get back on their feet from Isaias! We will be here for the next several days. Continue praying for everyone affected by this storm.
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Working on content for our Ground Operator Training course. We will be co-hosting a three day, mock disaster response training exercise in November that will cover chainsaw safety and operation, heavy equipment operation, feeding, and more!
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Through God’s grace we were able to achieve a huge milestone this past week! The PUG truck now has a functional knuckle boom crane. This will allow us to really reach out and expand some of our tree removal capabilities after storms. Stay tuned!
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Check out how we approach a worksite after a storm, specifically trees on structures!
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We’re proud to partner with @sirensproject to assist with their new PUG Truck, which will help them respond more quickly, operate more safely, and serve more families when it matters most.
We’re grateful to play a small part in their mission.
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Happy Saturday! Check out how we upgraded the fuel system of our disaster response, crane truck with a FASS Fuel Systems fuel air separation system 😎.
This is a must have mod for any truck with 5.9
24v Cummins utilizing the VP44 injection pump.
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“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” - Proverbs 27:17
Great Aerial Rescue seminar today put together by Georgia Arborist Association! Tree climbers sharing knowledge and helping keep the industry as safe as possible.
Gearing up for this hurricane season.
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The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur brought some heavy rain a little wind to Georgia. We didn’t even have to leave the neighborhood today before seeing some minor tree damage!
Stay safe out there. We are continuing to monitor the weather.
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13 years ago…
We were fortunate enough to spend time with Tim, Paul, and Carl 4 days prior to the El Reno, OK tornado.
It was here that we met @BrandonCopicWx, @AaronRigsbyOSC, and @convexstorms for the first time.
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Scars, in the form of concrete slabs, remain to this day in Ringgold, GA as a result of the April 27, 2011 super outbreak.
The parent supercell responsible for this tornado also produced the Philadelphia, MS EF-5, Cordova, AL EF-4, and the Rainsville, AL EF-5.
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A good travel day, and we were able to get some work done in Goodlettsville for Mr. Tim!
Looks like on an off thunderstorms for the rest of the week, so we will get done what we can! Thank you everyone for your prayers and support. 🙏❤️
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Our largest chainsaw training tooth order to date is headed out the door to support another disaster response organization!
We love that our training aids are making it across the country and across the world to support safe chainsaw operation.
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We would love to host a storm chaser, chainsaw safety and operation course in the off season! Just a day or two to help everyone be safe and effective. Let’s make it happen! 🏚️
Even in situations where you can’t assist medically you can still help save lives by trying to help clear debris from roadways. Id HIGHLY recommend carrying a chainsaw. If you can’t help with first aid any able bodied person can help clear debris for first responders.
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I want to provide an update on the storm that impacted Mississippi last night.
As of now, 17 injuries have been reported. Initial damage assessments indicate:
-275 homes and 50 apartment units are damaged or inaccessible in Lamar County. 30 roads are closed due to debris. The county shelter/safe room is open. American Red Cross support is available.
-More than 200 homes were damaged in Lincoln County. The Cajun Navy is deploying a 50-person shelter pod, 30KW generator, and 10 pallets of supplies.
-12 homes were damaged in Lawrence County. Multiple roads are closed due to downed trees and power lines.
These numbers are preliminary and will change as damage assessments continue.
@MSEMA is supporting damage and operations assessments. Road clearing teams are being deployed to remove debris and the state is deploying additional resources as requested by local emergency managers.
Please continue to pray for Mississippi!
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