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- Place Types Fire station
- Address Avenida Lecuna, Caracas 1010, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
- Coordinate 10.4991908,-66.9101014
- Website Unknown
- Rating 4
- Compound Code F3XQ+MX Caracas, Capital District, Venezuela
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Discipline and self-denial
Firefighter is the person who is dedicated to extinguish fires and rescue people. They are true heroes who put their lives in danger by saving the lives of others. from here a recognition to his effort, work, dedication and dedication to carry out his work. His presence is a symbol of calm when disaster is present. They put their lives at risk in order to save others.
The attempt to organize a fire department in Caracas is made public in 1889. Considering the possibility that fires could occur, in a contract for the distribution and channeling of drinking water in Caracas signed by the governor of the Federal District Nephtali Urdaneta, on July 11, 1890. Article II provided that "the company shall establish and maintain at its expense 150 mouths of water to be used in case of fire."
That same year, according to the chronicler of the city Dr. Juan Ernesto Montenegro, Mr. Julio Lamarle presented to Governor Urdaneta a project to install a company responsible for putting out fires with modern French-made appliances that produced gas from the mixture Baking soda, tartaric acid and water, also offered to organize a fire department "by gangs with their respective caporales, regulatory clothing, copper helmets with masks, belt and other essential instruments for the use of the devices." The political instability of the country at the end of the 19th century pushed away the possibility of creating a firefighting service.
In Caracas during the decade of the 20s, some nights were interrupted with the ringing of church bells, warning that a menacing fire had occurred. An old tank car called "La Benemérita" was moved to the site. Emergency calls were made directly to the police, where the cisterns were kept and the personnel who went out to fight the fire were civilians and law enforcement officers serving as the Caracas Fire Department.
In 1936, the Government of General José Eleazar López Contreras issued a resolution creating a commission of Studies that was responsible for organizing a Caracas Fire Department, being its First Commander, Enrique Paris Ambard. With the participation in said commission of Carlos Anglade, R. Chirinos, Eliodoro Ocanto. After the first studies, he was invited by the Government of the Federal District to visit Caracas, the Commander First Chief of the Fire Department of Panama, Colonel Juan Antonio Guizado, the invitation was accepted and thus had the advantage of a technical cooperation to make up Caracas Firefighters.
The Studies Commission prepared a definitive organization of the Caracas Fire Department. The Federal District Government considered it convenient to send a person to Panama to study the organization of the Fire Department of that locality and commissioned Enrique Paris Ambard, who on his return brought a vast material for the Caracas Firefighters organization, He also processed what was conducive to the arrival of a Panama Officer in order to exercise the position of General Instructor.
The instructor who arrived in Caracas was Sub-Lieutenant Roberto Martínez León, who spent eight months offering fire fighting techniques, tactics, material resources, planning and other knowledge about fire science. He was replaced by Captain Rufino Loscher Blanco, who was hired until the end of 1948.
The Caracas Fire Department has as its primary mission, to respond for the safety of the lives and property of the population of the jurisdiction, in cases of calamities. It was created on July 5, 1937, a happy coincidence that its foundation was an Anniversary of the Signing of the Act that declared our Independence. The first permanent guard was inaugurated on May 1, 1937, with a staff of 37 men and 5 car bombs. The Broakway car bomb (Model 1936) was the founding pioneer of the Caracas Fire Department, it was providing its services uninterruptedly until 1958, currently it is mechanically in good condition and on display at the Guillermo José Caracas Transport Museum Schael By his meritorious interventions, he has saved numerous lives and material goods.
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