Three Orange County Fire Authority firefighters have gone to the East Coast to help with Hurricane Sandy response and relief efforts, a fire captain said today.
One firefighter left Monday and two others headed east on Sunday to help with managing the response and relief teams, OCFA Capt. Marc Stone said.
A ``large amount'' of volunteers from across the nation also headed to the East Coast to help, so the Federal Emergency Management Agency asked OCFA to provide some help with managing the teams, Stone said.
A battalion chief was sent to Washington, D.C., to work as a branch director on a support team, one fire captain is working as a ``logistics specialist'' in New Jersey, and a paramedic is doing the same task in Virginia, Stone said.
- City News Service
