Emergency responder license plates
Six months ago the Nebraska Serious Injury and Line of Duty Death Response Team got word that the State of Nebraska approved their design for a license plat
Six months ago the Nebraska Serious Injury and Line of Duty Death Response Team got word that the State of Nebraska approved their design for a license plat
I am writing this month’s article after having just returned from another wonderful memorial weekend in Coralville. This was the 20th Annual Firefighters Memorial Service.
Many times we respond to tragic incidents without a second thought to what may be behind a door, around the corner, above or below us. Mentally prepared for what we may face.
The 20th Annual Memorial Service was held Sunday, June 8, 2014 at the memorial site in Coralville.
In the February issue I talked about the Five Powers. Last month was The Power of Commitment. This month is The Power of Team Work. This is so appropriate for this month’s article.
Flames shoot out of the Ziegler Bulding Center in Rapid City.
Fire departments from Viborg, Irene and Hurley responded to a house fire in rural Yankton County, 10 miles west of Viborg on April 17th just after 9 a.m.
I would like to thank the NSVFA and its members for giving me the opportunity to represent you as the Alternate Director of the NVFC. At this time I am serving on three committees for the NVFC.
Nebraska Fire and Rescue teammates, welcome to the June issue of the Nebraska Firefighter.
Jeff Gargano - Editor
P.O. Box 122
Humboldt, IA 50548
jeff@blazepublicationsinc.com