Thoughts for the Month
Ever had one of those times when you forget which hat you are wearing? It always seems that firefighters are involved in more than just one organization or group, or whatever.
Ever had one of those times when you forget which hat you are wearing? It always seems that firefighters are involved in more than just one organization or group, or whatever.
March is here. We all know that means warming temperatures, High School State tournaments, and at least one more blizzard.
Feb. 1, 2023: 2023 Firefighter Day On The Hill Chili Cookoff, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 1st floor rotunda, Capitol, Des Moines.
Face it, the fire department is much more than fighting fires. We are the ones that get called when others simply don’t know what to do or who to call.
Hello! I hope you are all doing well. Last weekend the board met in Radcliffe to work through next year’s budget.
Grand Island Fire Department responded to a structure fire on South Tilden Street. Firefighters confined the fire to the garage, saving the home.
I hope everyone is seeing a decrease in calls so far this year compared to the increase in calls everyone seen in 2022.
January will be a busy month for the NSVFA. I’m excited to report your officers and various committee members will be Lincoln on Jan.
In the early hours of December 1, Chancellor Community Fire Department (CCFD) responded to a pickup where the driver reportedly fell asleep and left the ro
Winter is definitely upon us. But in an effort to remain positive, June is coming.
The SDFA Board held the winter meeting in Fort Pierre in January.
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