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More than 200 people participated in the 2017 Morrisville 9/11 5K
on Sunday, September 10, in remembrance of the Fire, Police, EMS
workers and civilians who lost their lives in the attack on 9/11.
There was a strong volunteer and vendor turnout. The timing
system, which was used for the first time this year, was well received
and will likely be used again in the future.
The event raised nearly $2,500 for the Families of Freedom Scholar-
ship Fund.
PUBLIC SAFETY
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FIRE/RESCUE 6
SEPTEMBER 11TH 5K MEMORIAL
TRAINING: TO KEEP YOU, AND
OURSELVES SAFE
Above left:
B-Shift Battalion Chief Robert Boening directing a team in
extrication training.
Above right:
B-Shift, Engineer John Kauls, Firefighter
David Tews, and Captain Bryan Alexander discussing proper use of life
saving tools.
CONGRATULATIONS
FIREFIGHTER TEWS!
David Tews graduated top in his
class from the Wake County Fire
Academy, as class valedictorian.
Great work David! We are so
happy to have him on our team.