All Company Operations

08/22/2026

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Empty boots in the apparatus bay.

This photo is worth a thousand words. Where did they go? What are they about to face? Who are they helping? What were they doing that left the floor wet—washing a rig, cleaning fire hose, or simply hosing down the bay?

All we know is that, within seconds, firefighters stepped out of their station boots, pulled on their turnout gear, and headed out the door. What remains are empty boots, a wet apparatus floor, and a project temporarily abandoned when the call to serve came in.

08/16/2026

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08/14/2026

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08/12/2026

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08/09/2026

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08/07/2026

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LET THEM HATE.

I honestly think it’s kind of funny that some people genuinely get irritated because we love this job.

They hate that we talk about it.
They hate that we train for it.
They hate that we spend our own time getting better at it.
They hate that we invest in ourselves.
They hate that we actually give a damn about doing the job well.

Could you imagine being mad because someone wants to be good at a job that exists to serve other people. A job where mistakes can cost someone their life. A job where the person next to you is counting on you to know what the hell you’re doing.

So yes we’re probably going to talk about the job and everything else that makes us better. We’re probably going to spend money on training and equipment instead of worrying about whether someone thinks we’re “doing too much.” And we’re definitely going to be proud of what we do.

Let them hate because I’d rather train to be good at this job rather than be comfortable and complacent in being mediocre at the job and hate others for doing more.

08/05/2026

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08/05/2026

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