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Washington state leaders, overwhelmed by wildfires, were stunned when 3,000 people suddenly answered their call for volunteers.
When leaders in Washington state asked for volunteers to help fight wildfires, they weren't expecting this.
After the call went out on Friday, more than 3,000 people signed up—in the first day.
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"We appreciate your enthusiasm to serve, (and) have been overwhelmed by the strong response," the Department of Natural Resources posted on its website.
At least 200 of the volunteers are equipment operators, many with their own backhoes and bulldozers able to cut fire lines.
#WaWILDFIRE UPDATE - Equipment operators sign up for blue card training in #Omak as DNR begins processing volunteers. pic.twitter.com/fdolp0eFVe
— waDNR_fire (@waDNR_fire) August 22, 2015#WaWILDFIRE UPDATE - Equipment operators sign up for blue card training in #Omak as DNR begins processing volunteers. pic.twitter.com/fdolp0eFVe
DNR leaders are going through the list to see what qualifications the volunteers have.
The call for volunteers is still out, but only people with wildfire training and proper physical conditioning should sign up.
(Learn more from AP, via KCPQ News) Photo: Washington DNR
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