4.9K views · 68 reactions | WATCH - Cobb Fire’s recent training at a condemned apartment complex near Windy Hill Road could change firefighting techniques worldwide! Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services finished the two-week training on Friday. Working with UL, the study of the fires could change firefighter techniques worldwide! Watch to see what happened, how the training worked, and see the big flames! | Cobb County Government | Facebook

This week the UL FSRI team is working alongside Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services in conducting the multi-family structure phase of the DHS/FEMA Coordinated Fire Attack Study. The video below shows a coordinated attack on a bedroom fire in a ground floor apartment. The ventilation of the bedroom window was coordinated with the attack crew’s entry to the apartment. See https://ulfirefightersafety.org/research-projects/coordinated-fire-attack-utilizing-acquired-structures.html for additional p

VIDEO - Cobb Co. Firefighters might look a little different when responding to calls. They are following new protocols to respond to sick calls in the wake of the COVID-19 virus. These protocols will better protect the firefighters and the public from the spread of the disease in the pandemic. Seven of our firefighters are currently wrapping up a voluntary quarantine after treating a COVID-19 patient earlier in the month. Fortunately, they are feeling fine, but they treated the patient before it

Three Cobb County "Trailblazers" were honored on the floor of the Georgia Senate today as part of Black History Month observances. Judge Angela Z. Brown, Judge Kellie Hill, and Solicitor Makia Metzger spoke before the senators during the ceremony. | Cobb County Government | Facebook