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The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway has come to an end! THANK YOU for all the support! The winners for Day #12 are listed below. View the prize schedule and list of sponsors here. Today’s prizes wouldn’t be possible without our friends at TECGEN , America’s Female Firefighters, Firefighter Art by Jodi Monroe and Fire Cam. Be sure to check them out on Face Book and give them a “like”!

The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway is underway! The winners for Day #10 are listed below. View the prize schedule here. Today’s prizes wouldn’t be possible without our friends at Black Diamond , America’s Female Firefighters, MN8 FoxFire and Fire Cam. Be sure to check them out on Face Book and give them a “like”!

The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway is underway! The winners for Day #9 are listed below. View the prize schedule here. Today’s prizes wouldn’t be possible without our friends at J and M Supply , America’s Female Firefighters, MN8 FoxFire and Fire Cam. Be sure to check them out on Face Book and give them a “like”!

The 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway is underway! The winners for Day #8 are listed below. View the prize schedule here. Today’s prizes wouldn’t be possible without our friends at 2nd Alarm Fire Equipment, America’s Female Firefighters and Fire Cam. Be sure to check them out on Face Book and give them a “like”!

If we can not help ourselves.... our own members... the Brothers and Sisters riding beside us ... how can we be expected to help those we are sworn to serve and protect? Think about that for a minute.

At one point, I wasn't so sure I'd even make it. Now, I have hope.

I mentioned that I had returned to duty and that decision or "step" in my healing process was as huge and difficult as any of the others I've made.

I'm not sure I'd be here today if he hadn't. Rhett, and the process he sat in motion SAVED MY LIFE that day and I will be forever grateful!