2020 a year to remember! This has been an extremely challenging year for our firefighters and EMS personnel. We put our lives on the line each and every day to serve our great community; however, this has been the most challenging situation with which we have ever had to deal. Our dedicated volunteer fire, EMS and EMS staff continue to serve our community with all safety precautions in place. We take the health and safety of our First Responders extremely seriously so they can operate safely and stay healthy so we are able to respond to help others who are in need.
Our annual fund drive was mailed out in the beginning of June. Thank you to all who have donated to us this far. Your help is needed now more than ever to support our volunteers and staff.
We are working on getting a new ambulance and will keep everyone posted on when it comes.
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Our area is expecting possibly as much as 6 inches of rain today which may cause flooding of roadways etc. If the road is closed or covered in water don't drive thru the road closed sign. There maybe power lines down, roadway flooding etc. There is a reason the road is closed. So turn around and don't drown. It doesn't take much water to sweep a vehicle away.
If you lose power make sure you practice fire safety if you use candles. And lastly if you use a generator never run it in the house or garage only outdoors and away from the house so carbon monoxide does not build up in the house.
Here is the parade route for today's Hello Yellow parade.
Comment on Facebook Here is the parade ...
Thank you for a great final parade!
You guys are awesome.
