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The Grants Pass Professional Firefighters would like to show our support for Josephine County Commissioner candidate Nathan T. Seable in the upcoming local election. #keepinggrantspasssafe #keepingjocosafe #iaff3564
Thank you guys. I look forward to SUPPORTING YOU!
May the 4th be with you all on this sunny Monday morning! Engine 7307 picked up a lost Stormtrooper and gave him a lift back to the Death Star. #keepinggrantspasssafe #keepingthegalaxysafe #iaff3564 #maythe4thbewithyou #starwars Oregon State Fire Fighters Council IAFF 9th District
Our firefighters are awesome!
You will forever be in my prayers for saving as much of our house and property during our April 8th fire. God Bless you all!
Your guys are awesome
You guys are awesome! ❤️
That's how they roll!
Non Better!
Engine 7307 responded to assist the county for a rollover accident on Interstate-5. Multiple callers reported a vehicle had overturned and the driver was pinned inside. GPFR crew members assisted with extrication of a single patient who was transported by AMR.
Roads become slick even with light rain fall, reducing speed and increasing following distances during inclement weather can help prevent accidents. Drive safe!
#keepinggrantspasssafe #IAFF #iaff3564 #local3564 #MVC #rollover #oregonfirefighters @orfirefighters
Grants Pass Firefighters responded to a 2nd alarm structure fire yesterday afternoon. Units assisted with fire control and overhaul. #keepinggrantspasssafe #iaff3564 #local3564 #oregonfirefighters Oregon State Fire Fighters Council PC: Z K Y P H T O
Fire season is quickly approaching and Southern Oregon is already seeing conditions found in the early summer months. Firefighters are training on wildland skills this quarter to prepare for the coming increase in vegetation fires. Crews are seen here discussing common initial attack hose lays and practicing line construction.
Oregon State Fire Fighters Council
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