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🎉🌟 Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌟🎉
🌎 From the vibrant cultures of Latin America to the rich history of Hispanic communities around the world, this month is a time to honor and celebrate the incredible contributions of Hispanic and Latin individuals.
🤝 Let's come together as a diverse society to learn, share, and uplift the stories, traditions, and achievements of the Hispanic and Latin community. 🌍💃
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It's hard to believe that we are just shy of one year since Hurricane Ian barreled through Lee County as a strong Cat 4 hurricane. Our County is still riddled with things that remind us of the day that changed us and the landscape of our communities forever.
Right after Hurricane Ian hit, as you know the media, locally & nationally, went all out covering the damage and impact left behind. The team with CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell was one of those media outlets here. They are currently running a promo for their show that's airing on CBS and in that promo two of our IMFD apparatus, Truck 79 and Squad 73, are featured. And, if you look closely, you'll even spot Lt. Jose Gonzalez making a lightning-fast appearance and Lee County Public Safety even makes a cameo.
We were so surprised to see this on a national news promo. Take a look!
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We kicked off Fire Prevention Month, which usually takes place in October, early this year!
A big thanks to The Learning Tree for the opportunity to hangout with their students this morning! ... See MoreSee Less
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What’s your recommendation for type of home fire extinguisher and how often should it be replaced if not used? Thanks
Where were you when the world stopped turnin'
that September day?
It’s always an incredible honor to be asked to display the American flag with Truck 74, along with South Trail Fire Protection & Rescue Service District, at the annual Mission BBQ 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony.
We vow to never forget. 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for all that you do!!
I was on duty at IMFD C Shift station #3 to us old timers but 73 to you now.
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