OUR MISSION
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Mental Health America (MHA) awards the Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health to organizations committed to creating mentally healthy work environments. The Iona McGregor Fire District’s 2025 Gold Bell Seal recipient status demonstrates our outstanding commitment to employee mental health and well-being.
Bell Seal recipients represent over 19 industries – from health care and non-profit to government and financial services – and organizational sizes, from three to 1.5 million workers, in 39 states.
Since 2019, hundreds of Bell Seal recipients have improved or implemented new policies and practices to support the mental health of 4.3 million employees.
HUGE thanks to DC Hernden and all the employees who volunteer on the Peer Support Group for their tireless efforts in mental health initiatives.
We’re incredibly proud to be recognized among the nation's top organizations for mental health in the workplace; especially as we approach Mental Health Month this May. Learn more at mhanational.org/bestemployers. ... See MoreSee Less
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We’re excited to roll out the 2nd edition of the Chief's Newsletter!
This quarterly publication brings you the latest updates, insights, and important news from within our fire district. Each edition highlights the hard work, dedication, and ongoing efforts of our team — and keeps you informed about everything happening in the district.
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Lt. Hagewood did a great job speaking with Gulf Coast News about this afternoon’s house fire.
Great work by everyone who responded today.
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South Fort Myers home catches fire
www.gulfcoastnewsnow.com
There was a house that caught fire in South Fort Myers on April 20.Comment on Facebook
Beth Hagewood he’s famous!! lol