All members attending had the chance to review Hazmat Ops,
High-angle and rope rescue, Brush Fire techniques and pump
Ops.

Thank you MPFD L-4746 Group 1, Chief Saccone, and Dep Chief Knutson for your hospitality.

#Rcfd #MPFD #IAFF Local 4736... (Full Story & Photos)

🔥 Prevent Wildfires: Properly dispose of cigarettes, fully extinguish campfires, and never burn on dry or windy days.
🌿 Be Mindful Outdoors: Clear dry brush and debris around your home to reduce fire risk.
🔋 Dispose of Hazardous Materials Safely: Batteries, chemicals, and electronics can pose fire risks if not handled correctly.
🚗 Don’t Park on Dry Grass: Hot exhaust systems can ignite fires ... (Full Story & Photos)

Crews pulled multiple lines and practiced the proper techniques for repacking them on different parts of the apparatus.

Week after week, these members continue to show up ready to learn, work hard, and get hands-on experience. Their dedication and commitment to bettering themselves and the organization does not go unnoticed! 🚒🚨... (Full Story & Photos)

These dedicated men and women serve their communities selflessly but recruiting and retaining volunteers is becoming increasingly challenging.

Now is the time to step up. Reach out to your local fire department to learn how you can serve, support, and help make your community safer.

Sign up at www.rcfd.org

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Their work requires not only skill and courage, but a deep reservoir of empathy as they face heartaches, respond to emergencies, and stand up for the most vulnerable animals in our communities. Yet amid the challenges, they create moments of profound joy: a life saved, a family reunited, a frightened animal finding safety because they were there. Their unwavering commitment strengthens the bond between ... (Full Story & Photos)

They reviewed all components, learned how each part operates, and practiced proper donning and doffing techniques.

To wrap things up, they put their teamwork and energy to the test with some competitive games of dodgeball while on air, even a few Lieutenants joined in on the fun!

These dedicated Junior Firefighters continue to put in the work and build their skills every day—we’re proud of their ... (Full Story & Photos)

Before you dig, always contact (811) to have underground utility lines marked for FREE.

🎨 What Do the Colored Flags Mean?

Utility companies use standardized color codes to mark what’s below ground:

🔴 Red – Electric power lines
🟡 Yellow – Gas, oil, steam, petroleum
🟠 Orange – Communication lines (internet, cable, phone)
🔵 Blue – Drinking water
🟢 Green – Sewer and drain lines
🟣 Purple – ... (Full Story & Photos)

Training of this type can prove to be invaluable to our
Community. Thank you to Deputy Chief Josh Wilds, Deputy Chief Alex Potts, and Lieutenant Elena Wilds for presenting... (Full Story & Photos)