This story is a part of an ongoing series titled, “12 Days of Giving,” where we will highlight just a few of the many IAFF members supporting their communities this holiday season.
Palo Alto, CA Local 1319 fire fighter and U.S. Marine combat veteran, John Preston, set out on the 706-mile journey from South Carolina to Ohio in November. Accompanied by his wife, Cory, a retired San Francisco fire fighter, and a small team, they embarked on the “22 and You” Suicide Awareness Walk, covering 22 miles a day for 32 days.
This story is a part of an ongoing series titled, “12 Days of Giving,” where we will highlight just a few of the many IAFF members supporting their communities this holiday season.
“This story is a part of an ongoing series titled, “12 Days of Giving,” where we will highlight just a few of the many IAFF members supporting their communities this holiday season.“
This story is a part of an ongoing series titled, “12 Days of Giving,” where we will highlight just a few of the many IAFF members supporting their communities this holiday season.
Fire fighters are a community’s “Swiss Army knife” – responding not just to fires, but medical calls, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, train derailments, behavioral health emergencies, and more.
Fire fighters are being urged to take extra precautions when approaching structure fires involving residential energy storage systems (ESS), an increasingly popular home energy source that uses lithium-ion battery technology.
This story is a part of an ongoing series titled, “12 Days of Giving,” where we will highlight just a few of the many IAFF members supporting their communities this holiday season.
When it comes to the fire service, retired Fire Captain Dave “Hubie” Hubert, from Orange County Professional Fire Fighters Local 3631, knows that even in the face of danger, a good laugh is the best extinguisher.