Latest news with #BrianHumphrey
Associated Press
4 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Satellite Propane Tank Monitoring Leader One-Tank to Return to LP Gas Summit
'We understand challenges facing propane marketers because we've been in the industry ourselves. Our mission is to provide tools to succeed by streamlining operations and increasing profitability.'— Brian Humphrey, CEO of One-Tank ST. CHARLES, MO, UNITED STATES, August 15, 2025 / / -- One-Tank, a leader in satellite propane tank monitoring technology, is excited to announce its participation in the 2025 LP Gas Growth Summit, taking place September 9-11 at the Reunion Resort in Orlando, Florida. This marks its third year participating in the LP Gas Summit which is by invitation only. The LP Gas Growth Summit is an exclusive event where propane retailers come together to discover new opportunities to diversify their offerings, increase efficiencies, and grow their businesses. The summit provides an invaluable forum for propane industry professionals to connect with leading providers of products, equipment, and services through one-on-one meetings and networking events. One-Tank is dedicated to providing innovative satellite propane tank solutions that streamline operations, improve margins, and help businesses thrive in an evolving industry. 'We understand the challenges facing propane marketers because we've been in this industry ourselves,' said Brian Humphrey, CEO of One-Tank. 'Our mission is to provide propane businesses with the tools they need to succeed by streamlining operations and increasing profitability.' About One-Tank Based in St. Charles, Missouri, One-Tank provides satellite propane tank monitoring to propane marketers with a reliable, cost-effective way to remotely monitor customer tanks. The company's flagship Pulse Monitoring System uses satellite technology to deliver continuous tank-level data, even in areas where cellular coverage is unreliable or unavailable. Designed for safety, efficiency, and long-term value, One-Tank's solution helps propane providers prevent runouts, reduce delivery costs, and operate with greater confidence across their entire service area. Cheryl Heppard Cheryl Heppard Consulting +1 248-973-7669 email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
The Independent
10-07-2025
- General
- The Independent
Part of a Los Angeles tunnel collapses, possibly trapping workers inside
A portion of a huge industrial tunnel under construction in Los Angeles collapsed Wednesday and up to 15 workers may have been trapped, the Los Angeles Fire Department said. The workers were up to 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) from the tunnel's only entrance, the department said. Around 9 p.m. aerial video from local TV showed workers leaving the tunnel. Brian Humphrey, a spokesperson with LAFD, said he couldn't immediately confirm whether the isolated workers had been rescued. More than 100 LAFD workers were assigned to the scene, including those who specialize in rescues from confined spaces.
Associated Press
10-07-2025
- General
- Associated Press
Part of a Los Angeles tunnel collapses, possibly trapping workers inside
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A portion of a huge industrial tunnel under construction in Los Angeles collapsed Wednesday and up to 15 workers may have been trapped, the Los Angeles Fire Department said. The workers were up to 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) from the tunnel's only entrance, the department said. Around 9 p.m. aerial video from local TV showed workers leaving the tunnel. Brian Humphrey, a spokesperson with LAFD, said he couldn't immediately confirm whether the isolated workers had been rescued. More than 100 LAFD workers were assigned to the scene, including those who specialize in rescues from confined spaces.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Fires Will Be Lit In Pacific Palisades As Part Of Federal Investigation This Week
While seeing fire in the hills this week may be traumatic for Pacific Palisades residents, Federal officials believe the controlled blazes may help them finally determine what caused the deadly Palisades Fire. The public is being asked to avoid the Temescal Ridge Trail in the Santa Monica Mountains tonight through Thursday while the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives conducts controlled fire testing. More from Deadline L.A. Wildfires: Property Damage Estimated At Between $28B-$53.8B; Full Recovery Will Take At Least Until 2029 L.A. Wildfires: How The International Industry Responded & What Happened Next Duke's Malibu Lays Off 126 Employees After Mudslide The testing will begin Tuesday evening between Skull Rock and Green Peak, according to Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department. That's close to what is believed to be ground zero of the massive Palisades Fire in mid-January which scorched more than 34,000 acres, took 12 lives and destroyed close to 7,000 structures. 'While this scientific testing will periodically include open flame in a small area that may be visible at a distance, it does not involve the burning of vegetation,' Humphrey said. 'Los Angeles Fire Department personnel will be present before, during, and after all testing to ensure public safety and environmental protection.' The Palisades Fire was first detected around 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7 near Skull Rock. This week's ignitions will hopefully help investigators pinpoint the fire's exact origin and whether it was a rekindling of the Lachman Fire, an eight-acre blaze in the early morning of January 1 near Via La Costa in the Palisades. The Lachman Fire was sparked by fireworks, and first responders believed they had completely cleaned it up that same day. Investigators have been combing the area near Skull Rock in the months since to try and model what might have happened. This week's ignitions will be part of that process. There will be no provisions for media or public access due to the terrain and logistics, Humphrey said, adding that aircraft/drone pilots were instructed to follow any FAA-issued restrictions for the area. 'During this time period, there is no cause for public concern, or need to report the small testing flames that may be periodically visible near Tesmescal Ridge to 911,' he said. Additionally, Firefighters are conducting a prescribed fire of brush piles near the Rincon Fire Station and state Route 39, Angeles National Forest officials report. Smoke may be visible in Azusa, Glendora and surrounding communities. City News Service contributed to this report. Best of Deadline 'Ginny & Georgia' Season 3: Everything We Know So Far Everything We Know About The 'Reminders of Him' Movie So Far Everything We Know About 'The Phoenician Scheme' So Far
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Fires Will Be Lit In Pacific Palisades As Part Of Federal Investigation This Week
While seeing fire in the hills this week may be traumatic for Pacific Palisades residents, Federal officials believe the controlled blazes may help them finally determine what caused the deadly Palisades Fire. The public is being asked to avoid the Temescal Ridge Trail in the Santa Monica Mountains tonight through Thursday while the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives conducts controlled fire testing. More from Deadline L.A. Wildfires: Property Damage Estimated At Between $28B-$53.8B; Full Recovery Will Take At Least Until 2029 L.A. Wildfires: How The International Industry Responded & What Happened Next Duke's Malibu Lays Off 126 Employees After Mudslide The testing will begin Tuesday evening between Skull Rock and Green Peak, according to Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department. That's close to what is believed to be ground zero of the massive Palisades Fire in mid-January which scorched more than 34,000 acres, took 12 lives and destroyed close to 7,000 structures. skull rock, Pacific palisades near Malibu, the start of the fires — johnsouthwales (@johnsouthwales) January 13, 2025 'While this scientific testing will periodically include open flame in a small area that may be visible at a distance, it does not involve the burning of vegetation,' Humphrey said. 'Los Angeles Fire Department personnel will be present before, during, and after all testing to ensure public safety and environmental protection.' The Palisades Fire was first detected around 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7 near Skull Rock. This week's ignitions will hopefully help investigators pinpoint the fire's exact origin and whether it was a rekindling of the Lachman Fire, an eight-acre blaze in the early morning of January 1 near Via La Costa in the Palisades. The Lachman Fire was sparked by fireworks, and first responders believed they had completely cleaned it up that same day. Investigators have been combing the area near Skull Rock in the months since to try and model what might have happened. This week's ignitions will be part of that process. NEW: ATF and arson investigators are combing through portions of the Skull Rock Trail in Pacific Palisades, CA. This is believed to be close to the origins of the Palisades Fire. #PalisadesFire — Matthew Seedorff (@MattSeedorff) January 14, 2025 There will be no provisions for media or public access due to the terrain and logistics, Humphrey said, adding that aircraft/drone pilots were instructed to follow any FAA-issued restrictions for the area. 'During this time period, there is no cause for public concern, or need to report the small testing flames that may be periodically visible near Tesmescal Ridge to 911,' he said. #LosAngeles; #ATF will be conducting controlled fire testing along the Temescal Ridge Trail between Skull Rock & Green Peak. The testing is set to occur during the evening of Tuesday, April 29 through Thursday, May 1. Your #LAFD will be present before, during, and after all… — Erik Scott (@PIOErikScott) April 29, 2025 Additionally, Firefighters are conducting a prescribed fire of brush piles near the Rincon Fire Station and state Route 39, Angeles National Forest officials report. Smoke may be visible in Azusa, Glendora and surrounding communities. #SmokeAdvisory: Angeles National Forest firefighters are conducting a prescribed fire (planned fire) of brush piles near Rincon Fire Station and State Route 39. Smoke may be visible in Azusa, Glendora, and surrounding communities. — Angeles National Forest (@Angeles_NF) April 29, 2025 City News Service contributed to this report. Best of Deadline 'Ginny & Georgia' Season 3: Everything We Know So Far Everything We Know About The 'Reminders of Him' Movie So Far Everything We Know About 'The Phoenician Scheme' So Far
