Media Advisory

Media Tour of New Unified Command Vehicle

November 17, 2012 | 2 min reading time

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Media Advisory




WHO:  Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson

Eddie Roth, Director of Public Safety


Gary Christmann, Commissioner of CEMA


WHAT:  Media Tour of New Unified Command Vehicle


WHEN:  Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012
 2 p.m.


WHERE:  Fire Department Headquarters Parking Lot
1421 N. Jefferson



EDITOR’S NOTE:  Earlier this week, the City of St. Louis took possession of a new Unified Command Vehicle.  The vehicle is for response, recovery, and continuity of government and will be available for use by various departments of the City including the City Emergency Management Agency, St. Louis Fire Department, Departments of Human Services, Health and Public Safety and all others as needed.

You are invited to assign a reporter/videographer to take the tour of the new vehicle.

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