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Visited downtown Indianapolis and noticed that all the fire hydrants were painted turquoise - apparently the color indicates that a very high flow is available.
In Marion County, the water company owns and maintains the blue-green hydrants, but those of any other color are private.
The first turquoise hydrants were painted at the request of a former mayor's wife to beautify the city.
Currently, the hydrants are actually color coded wherby red, yellow, and blue signify the pipe size attached to the hydrant. This "color code" enables firefighters to accuratly choose the most appropriate hydrant when fighting a fire.
ATLANTA, GA- February 12, 2014
Day 1 of the Ice Storm, aka Stormageddon 2.0, that plagued Atlanta (2 weeks after the previous storm brought the city to its knees with standstill traffic lasting upwards of 24 hours).
Images of the frozen tundra around WUPA/CW69 television with a mixture of snow, ice and slush that covered vegetation, tree limbs, Chevy trucks, fire hydrants and sleek driveways.
© Danielle Boise
A fire hydrant near a community by Forest Park.
Una boca de incendio cercas de una comunidad en Forest Park.