WASHINGTON VFD HONORED AT 9/11 REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY
The 50th Anniversary of the Washington Volunteer Fire Department was recognized during a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony last night.
The ceremony was held at the Friedens Church of Washington with local elected officials, law enforcement, EMS, fire departments, and first responders on hand.
The Washington Volunteer Fire Department was founded back in 1972. Charter members Chief Clyde Miller, President Don Hinze, Captain Robert Jensen, and Billy Ray Jensen were presented with metal signs recognizing their years of service to the department.
Charter members Kitty Miller, treasurer, and Linda Oberhoff, media officer, were also recognized for their service and presented with crystal statues.
The Washington Fire Station is located at 20,304 FM 1155 in Washington, and is currently made up of 24 members.