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The Crookston Fire Department announced it will have an Open House Retirement Party in honor of Fire Chief Tim Froeber on Thursday, December 22, from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. at the Crookston Fire Hall. The firehouse will serve cake, coffee, cookies, and lemonade and will be open for all to attend to meet and give well wishes to Fire […]
To close out National Fire Prevention Week, the Crookston Fire Department held an open house for families to come and see some of the amazing things in the Fire House, such as their favorite bucket rides and learn about fire safety. Pictures of the Open House can be seen below-
National Fire Prevention Week is this week, October 9 through the 15, and the Crookston Fire Department is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the week with the theme “Fire Won’t Wait. Plan Your Escape.” To focus on having families and the community making fire escape plans for their homes so they can escape it quickly
