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Julie Bates, Treasurer winner of the 2010 Citizen of the Year award
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And, we're not just about fires; we averaged one major public event at Station #1 per month. We have aid agreements with all our neighbors, mutual response with Arkansas Valley Ambulance, provide traffic control and highway safety for the Colorado State Patrol, Fremont County Sheriff's Office, and Chaffee County officials. Our Fire Station is a Red Cross Shelter and designated emergency operations center.
The HVFD received $91,380.00 through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Assistance to Firefighters grant (FEMA) to purchase necessary equipment, protective gear, and training. Raymond Maxwell, Frank Phelps and several other firemen volunteers built open lockers at the rear of the firehouse across part of the back and side walls to house the firemen's protective gear.
September 25, 2010 Motorcycle Raffle - See Flyer
At the HVFD meeting on July 6, 2010, Mr. & Mrs. Abbadusky presented Dan Ogden, HVFD Fire Chief with an American flag that was flown over one of Saddam Hussein's palaces, along with a plaque that was given to the Abbaduskys by the Joint Combat Camera Forces Iraq. The inscription on the plaque reads,
"This flag was flown over Al Faw Palace, Baghdad, Iraq on 29 March 2006 in honor of the Abbadusky family.
The Qasr al Faw Palace was one of Saddam's newer palaces. The Al Faw Palace is named after a southern town that was occupied by the Iranians and then won back in a bloody siege that cost thousands of lives. It is set on an artificial lake, so still it looks like blue-green glass. All around the lake are Roman-style villas. Saddam reportedly had the palace built to commemorate his nation's "victory" over Iran. He would bring guests there to watch or hunt the wildlife and relax by the lakes.
Please accept this flag as a small token of appreciation for the support rendered to the deployed members of Combat Camera Forces Iraq"
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