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Let’s hear it for Team Iona for participating in the 3rd Annual Pedal for a Purpose event!
The event benefits the Lee Health Cancer Institute’s support services and cancer care. Several employees from our fire district rode stationary bikes to raise funds for community health initiatives like early disease detection, chronic disease management, and healthy lifestyle education.
Every mile mattered! This 4-hour pedal-a-thon challenged teams of 6-8 riders to keep their bikes moving, tracking miles every 15 minutes. Proceeds directly support Lee Health Cancer Institute and the Cancer Support Community Fund, providing critical care in Southwest Florida.
Our team wore shirts honoring Fire Marshal Jackielou Mozes, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer in early 2024. After a brave battle, filled with hope, courage, and determination, she’s now cancer-free! They pedaled for her and all those fighting or who have experienced a similar journey.
They pedaled 64.9 miles!
When you ride for Pedal for a Purpose, you're powering the fight against cancer and lifting up our community.
IMFD Riders:
Fire Chief Seth Comer
Deputy Chief Joel Guzman
Division Chief John Wisdom
Lieutenant Pete Marrero
Engineer Rebecca Guzman
HR Manager Yohana Rothenberg
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Strong work by everyone!
Great job
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We’re excited to announce the official launch of our Chief's Newsletter!
This quarterly publication will bring you the latest updates, insights, and important news from within our fire district. Each edition will highlight the hard work, dedication, and ongoing efforts of our team, as well as keep you informed about all the happenings. We look forward to building a stronger connection with you throughout the year.
Here’s our first edition — we’re excited to keep you in the loop! ... See MoreSee Less
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Will this only be on social media or will be get it mailed to us? I love this idea.
Great leadership and transparency.
Looks great! 👍
Great Stuff!
Outstanding
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On Tuesday morning, members of the IMFD spent time at the marina at The Landings, teaching a group of boaters the proper use of fire extinguishers as part of a boater safety presentation, which included the U.S. Coast Guard.
The event kicked off with an informational presentation by Lieutenant RJ Hagewood, where he discussed Marine 70, our water response capabilities, the variety of calls we handle, to name a few. Following that, Lieutenant Marrero, Inspector Van Dyck, and Community Relations Specialist Contreras took the lead on the fire extinguisher training, guiding residents through proper techniques. The highlight of the session came when participants got to put their new knowledge to the test, using our fire extinguisher simulator to practice.
It was a great day of learning, safety, and community engagement! ... See MoreSee Less
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