Fighting a different kind of fire

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The Middlesex Moose Lodge 2401 recently donated electric vehicle fire blankets to each of the four fire departments in Middlesex County. In foreground, Barry Powell, left, and Kevin McNamee hold one of the $4,000 EV fire blankets. Behind them are volunteer firefighters, from left, John Sears (Urbanna), Seth Foster (Hartfield), Tom Brooks (Water View), Jamison Smith (Hartfield), James Revere (Hartfield), Sidney Phelps (Urbanna), Aiden Major (Hartfield), and Luke McMurtie (Deltaville). (Photo by Tom Chillemi)

Moose donate special to MC firefighters that will assist in battling electric vehicle fires

An electric vehicle battery fire is unlike a regular fire, and controlling an EV fire takes special equipment, such as EV fire blankets, explained Kevin McNamee, chief of the Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department.

Middlesex Moose Lodge 2401 recently donated one EV fire blanket to each of the four Middlesex volunteer fire departments including: HVFD, Lower Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department in Deltaville, the Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department in Urbanna, and the Upper Middlesex Volunteer Fire Department in Water View — four blankets in all.

Tom Chillemihttps://ssentinel.com
Tom Chillemi is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel.

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