Firefighters become grassfighters
Attack fires, attack grass, they do it all.
You may have read yesterday in the RTD that due to budget issues the city is greatly reducing the amount of mowing it will be doing in the city. This is good news if you’re grass and weeds, bad news for pretty much everyone else.
In picture above you can see Fire Station 17 in the background. In the foreground you can see the firefighters of Truck 22 cutting the grass of Canoe Run Park, so kids won’t get lost in the jungle. Fighting fires, saving lives, cutting the grass. Is there anything these men and women won’t do for our neighborhoods?
Image: Jennifer C.
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Richard Hayes
When Richard isn’t rounding up neighborhood news, he’s likely watching soccer or chasing down the latest and greatest craft beer.
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Thank you Firefighters! You are very gracious and greatly appreciated in all you do!
Thank you firefighters. Shame on all the purveyors and promoters of corporate welfare that have lead to this point. Let’s see Center Stage and Venture Richmond executives out there cutting grass for our schools and parks.