A chainsaw is a simple, yet tactical piece of equipment that is frequently used in wildland firefighting operations. With wildfire season just on the horizon in Alaska, firefighters from both Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson and the Anchorage Fire Department participated in a chainsaw training program to become Sawyer certified.
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Mayor recognizes Carson Elders, Street Department Crew Leader, with STARS Award Apr 23, 2021 at 08:00 am by WGNS
L/R, Street Department employee Carson Elders and Mayor Shane McFarland
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Street Department Crew Leader Carson Elders has been named STARS award recipient for March 2021 after demonstrating his concern for safety and sharing his expertise with other employees. Mayor Shane McFarland recognized Elder during the City Council meeting, Thursday, April 22, 2021.
STARS stands for “Succeeding Through Attitudes Reflecting Service Excellence.” Elders is an example of representing the City in a positive light, exhibiting the core values, and creating a better quality of life for citizens.
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Last week, all available resources were put into action to find a missing 11-year-old girl including Wetaskiwin Search and Rescue.
Incorporated in 2005, Wetaskiwin SAR is a non-profit organization, which has nine active team members and five more going through the application and training process, but they can always use more hands on deck.
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“We have members here that have the community’s interest at heart,” said president and founding member David Bouchie. “If we have more members, it’d be more beneficial to the community as we’d have more help to respond.”