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Our goal in creating this Web Site is to encourage you to prepare for any disaster no matter how large or small. Know not only what needs to be done in the event of an emergency but practice, and have fire drills in the home and work place. Knowing not only how to contact emergency response teams but be able to give accurate directions and appropriate descriptions as to the services needed. Teach younger members of the household how to call 911 in the event of an emergency. We thank you for your interest in our department and we will continue to strive to improve our level of service.
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RACE TIME AGIAN IN BRISTOL.COME PARK WITH US.183 BEAVER CREEK RD.1 MILE WALK.
our new patch
the new patch design is the work of one of the members..
life of volunteers
A firefighter's life is one big surprise,
Usually he laughs,sometimes he cries,
There's always stress, toil and strife,
Hoping he's good enough to save just one life.
His wife understands when he misses dinner,
If he runs out of church, don't think he's a sinner.
Answering a call is tops on his list,
Regretting each one he's ever missed.
He tries and tries, but can't make us see,
The happiest men, still work for free.
Jumping from bed, fighting the cold,
Knowing what to do with out being told.
He rushes to the station, jumps on a truck,
Depending on skill never on luck.
Putting his life on the line for an unknown friend,
Hoping and Praying it won't be the end.
"The Bravest men in the world" the title is fitting,
They all do their best never come close to quitting.
Next time you see them, all their lights blinking,
Take just a minute, to think what they're thinking.
It's a hard job, so show them you care,
And help them out with a little prayer.
343 never forgotten
always our brothers never forgotten the 343
fallen brother
our hearts and prayers go out to the members of warriors path vol fire dept for the loss of firefighter doug johnston