It just couldnt be worse. Captain p. J. Dean is struggling to wrap his head around the news he got today. The entire Phoenix Fire Department is. Weve lost an exceptional family member. A 20 year veteran of the department, a mentor, and a hero gone. 45yearold captain chris fit maurice was killed in an atv crash. He was on a trip in northern arizona. We deal with tragedy all long. But when it hits home like this its really difficult for us to process because we have to look at it in a different way than we normally do. The capton wasnt just a firefighter in the department. But a friend to many. He put himself in peoples lives and touched them in many ways. The loss is simply hard. Cant imagine losing him and cant imagine being without him. We dont have the ability to calculate what his loss is going to mean to our department. Need help we have a link to the gofundm page on fox10phoenix. Com if you are interested in helping you can head there. Live in the studio, stefania okolie, fox 10 n
It just couldnt be worse. Captain p. J. Dean is struggling to wrap his head around the news he got today. The entire Phoenix Fire Department is. Weve lost an exceptional family member. A 20 year veteran of the department, a mentor, and a hero gone. 45yearold captain chris fit maurice was killed in an atv crash. He was on a trip in northern arizona. We deal with tragedy all long. But when it hits home like this its really difficult for us to process because we have to look at it in a different way than we normally do. The capton wasnt just a firefighter in the department. But a friend to many. He put himself in peoples lives and touched them in many ways. The loss is simply hard. Cant imagine losing him and cant imagine being without him. We dont have the ability to calculate what his loss is going to mean to our department. Need help we have a link to the gofundm page on fox10phoenix. Com if you are interested in helping you can head there. Live in the studio, stefania okolie, fox 10 n
Amid what’s shaping up to be a lengthy Nov. 5 ballot, Phoenix is likely to be posting a question that could determine the fate of over $2 billion in city
McDade said Phoenix Fire's top leaders are already reiterating safety to every employee, as well as looking at potential policy changes and new vehicle technology.