Fallen firefighter recognition planned in Fountain Hills
Fountain to change colors
In honor of fallen firefighters the fountain will be bathed in red light Saturday, May 5. (photo courtesy of Town of Fountain Hills)
David Huff
The National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend is on Saturday, May 4, and Sunday, May 5, and Fountain Hills will offer a special tribute.
Across the nation, communities will honor 226 fallen fire service members who were not only firefighters but were family members, friends, colleagues, and neighbors.
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Fallen firefighter recognition planned in Fountain Hills
Fountain to change colors
David Huff
In honor of fallen firefighters the fountain will be bathed in red light Saturday, May 5. (photo courtesy of Town of Fountain Hills)
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The National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend is on Saturday, May 4, and Sunday, May 5, and Fountain Hills will offer a special tribute.
Across the nation, communities will honor 226 fallen fire service members who were not only firefighters but were family members, friends, colleagues, and neighbors.
To support and honor these heroes, the fountain in Fountain Park will be bathed in red light on May 4 to Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters.
The annual Memorial Weekend is the official national tribute to those firefighters who died in the line of duty during the previous year. Mayor Ginny Dickey will read a special proclamation recognizing all the fallen firefighters at the Tuesday, May 7, Town Council meeting.
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