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👙 Choose the Right Bathing Suit Color! 👙 In the clear waters of a pool, or our beautiful Bonita Beach, bathing suit colors will look different than in darker waters. Choose your colors with safety in mind.

When heading to the pool, lake, or beach, make sure to wear a bathing suit with bright and contrasting colors. These colors stand out against the water and make it easier for lifeguards and others to spot swimmers quickly.
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Firefighters Keegan, Bryant & Huber onboard Marine 70 patrolling the waters on this 4th of July 🇺🇸

If you see them, give em’ a wave 👋🏼
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Firefighters Keegan, Bryant & Huber onboard Marine 70 patrolling the waters on this 4th of July 🇺🇸

If you see them, give em’ a wave 👋🏼

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Stay safe out there, and Thank you for

I know that guy lol Ryan Huber

Stay safe out there fellas

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Tuff duty.

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Annual 4th of July Parade in Tanglewood 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy 4th to lol responders. May you be well, and ensure the wellness of others.

Thank you for always coming and supporting our neighborhood parade!

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Happy 4th 🇺🇸

C-Shift Battalion Chief Fischer and Lt. A. Gonzalez have just wrapped up The Fire Department Training Network's 40-hour Fireground Survival & Rapid Intervention Teams, Train-the-Trainer course. This intensive program is the ultimate in developing, training, and deploying rapid intervention teams, made up of three rigorous modules: Firefighter Survival, Firefighter Rescue, and Rapid Intervention Team Operations. The course was described as a demanding course both mentally and physically.

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C-Shift Battalion Chief Fischer and Lt. A. Gonzalez have just wrapped up The Fire Department Training Networks 40-hour Fireground Survival & Rapid Intervention Teams, Train-the-Trainer course. This intensive program is the ultimate in developing, training, and deploying rapid intervention teams, made up of three rigorous modules: Firefighter Survival, Firefighter Rescue, and Rapid Intervention Team Operations. The course was described as a demanding course both mentally and physically. 

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What a great photo! 👏 great job guys!

Way to go! Continue training to protect Lee County!

Congratulations!

Congratulations

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Kimberly Fischer ❤️

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Atta boy!!

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Yesterday, members of Squad 73 responded to Hendry County on a mutual aid request for assistance on their hazmat event. Forcible entry was needed on numerous trailers and connex boxes, making the tools and skill sets on the squad a perfect fit.

Members from Squad 73 and Estero Fire Rescue Squad 43 worked quickly alongside Hendry county units to complete the task.
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Yesterday, members of Squad 73 responded to Hendry County on a mutual aid request for assistance on their hazmat event. Forcible entry was needed on numerous trailers and connex boxes, making the tools and skill sets on the squad a perfect fit. 

Members from Squad 73 and Estero Fire Rescue Squad 43 worked quickly alongside Hendry county units to complete the task.
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