Fire fighting costly: Billing insurance companies would offset big expenses

by JENAY TATE • Editor & Publisher
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Norton Emergency Services Coordinator Todd Lagow explains that thermal imaging cameras help firefighters essentially ‘see through smoke’ and also help them pinpoint where hidden fire might be smoldering or spreading. The larger camera is an older model that cost about $15,000. Prices have come down over the years as technology has advanced, he said. Now they run about $7,000 to $8,000. JENAY TATE PHOTO.Click Hereto order photo reprints


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