Graham Fire and Rescue Station 96

When the opportunity arose( Suggested by Google) that i do a review on Graham Fire and Rescue Station 96, I jumped at the chance to do so.My motivation? They saved my friends life just a few short years ago! I will hold the details on that for a different day.... When I arrived at the station and rang the buzzer I was greeted with a kind and helpful voice.I was impressed with the teams passion and excitement which made it easy for me to ask questions for my review.They work a 24 hour shift which constitutes 96 hours every 2 weeks.They come from all walks of life but the one thing they all seem to have in common is a real passion for what they do.They are also Dedicated, Enthusiastic, Compassionate and Pleasantly grounded.nWhen touring the Station it was brought to my attention that they have Goats that they tend to. Yes GOATS! you have got to go see them for yourself and hear the story that goes along with them.nThe station is clean, tidy everything seem to be in place and organized just as one would envision it.Everyone in uniform, ready to go at moments notice.nNow I know that most folks have been told about the sacrifice and courage that Fire and Rescue give to our community.(Commendable to say the least)nBut do me a favor, get to know these people,get involved, take advantage of the knowledge these people possess to keep you, your home and family safe.Perhaps give back a little. (Pay Forward I believe is what my daughter calls it.LOL) in any event take a few moments and check it out you wont be sorry.nThank you very much Graham Fire and Rescue Station 96 for taking your valuable time to share what there is inside the uniforms that you wear.nMy hats off to: Captain Andrew Kolibas for making this review possible.

Thank you so much to everyone at the Graham Fire and Rescue! You all made the holiday season so much better. I can't begin to thank you enough! God bless!