District Update

As we welcome the fall season, we want to thank everyone who attended our Open House on September 27. It was a great chance to connect with the community, showcase our equipment, and share important safety tips. Seeing so many families and neighbors interact with our firefighters reminds us of the strong partnership we are fortunate to have with the community that we serve. Your support makes events like this possible, and we sincerely appreciate it.

In the coming weeks, our crews will be focusing on a variety of training topics. The last months of the year will also be dedicated to rapid intervention team and firefighter survival training—essential skills that help ensure we can protect each other in the most challenging situations. October also marks Fire Prevention Week, observed from October 5–11, which is an important reminder that while our firefighters are always prepared to respond, the best protection is prevention! 

The end of summer brings a final frenzy of stinging insects such as bees, yellow jackets, and wasps. While avoidance is the best action, sometimes we get stung. The aftereffects of a sting can range from mild to severe, especially if you have an allergy. The Fire District would like to remind our residents that if, after a sting, you experience an allergic reaction, including shortness of breath, swollen tongue, and widespread itching and/ or rash - Call 9-1-1 immediately. For more information on stings, check out: