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Wednesday, January 15, 2025 at 11:22 AM

Fire and rescue has annual banquet

Pierce County Volunteer Fire and Rescue firefighters held their annual banquet last week at the Blackshear Railroad Depot. A meal was served, awards were presented and the 2022 recruit class was recognized. Command staff and firefighters recognized the Pierce County Board of Commissioners for their support and commitment to improving service needs and requirements to the county’s citizens and communities.

-Photos courtesy Merlene Crosby, Wesley Howard, and Thomas Sauls of Pierce County Fire and Rescue


<p>Fire Station of the year went to the Walkerville Fire District. Accepting the award are Chief Kyle Moore and Assistant Chief Kevin Moore.</p>

<p>Fire Station of the year went to the Walkerville Fire District. Accepting the award are Chief Kyle Moore and Assistant Chief Kevin Moore.</p>

<p>Long-time Otter Creek station volunteer Earl Thrift was recognized for his service and dedication. Thrift is 85 years old. Shown are Operations Captain Wesley Howard (l-r), Thrift, County Fire Chief Santo Niño and Thrift’s wife, Beatrice Thrift.</p>

<p>Long-time Otter Creek station volunteer Earl Thrift was recognized for his service and dedication. Thrift is 85 years old. Shown are Operations Captain Wesley Howard (l-r), Thrift, County Fire Chief Santo Niño and Thrift’s wife, Beatrice Thrift.</p>

<p>Firefighter of the year was presented to Buck Cooper for his dedication and service to Pierce County citizens and community.</p>

<p>Firefighter of the year was presented to Buck Cooper for his dedication and service to Pierce County citizens and community.</p>


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