The Valdosta Fire Department held live fire training at 622 S. Toombs Street on Wednesday.
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Following the live fire training session, firefighters watch as the blaze is allowed to consume the condemned house at 622 S. Toombs St.
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Valdosta Fire Department Sgt. Joe Bruhl does a safety check on a firefighter before he enters the house set on fire during a live training session on South Toombs Street Wednesday.
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Firefighters keep the blaze in check in an effort to avoid damage to the surrounding trees and power lines.
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Valdosta Fire Department Capt. Brian Boutwell of Station No. 1, standing, talks to firefighters of the VFD and Moody Air Force Base Fire Department during a live fire training Wednesday.
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