While it seems like all eyes are on Southern Arizona wildfires, Tucson Fire Department is also training rescuers to respond to monsoon emergency calls this summer.
Training in swift-water rescue is one of a number of focal areas for the department's Technical Rescue Team , which also conducts rescues from confined spaces, collapsed structures and vehicles.
POOL DAY 💦😎 Recruit Class 22-1 recently took a dip in the pool to learn proper swift water rescue techniques, vital to saving lives during our monsoon season 🛟 #TFD #swiftwaterrescue #firefighterintraining #recruitclass221 #TucsonFire #tucson pic.twitter.com/HNpp68EBFKRescuers responded to 98 calls during the 2021 monsoon season, according to data collected by the Tucson Fire Department between July 1 and August 16, 2021.
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