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During a special employee recognition segment of this week's City of Dickinson meeting, two firefighters were recognized for saving the life of Dickinson School Board President Brent Seaks.

(Dickinson, ND) -- Two Dickinson firefighters are honored for their life saving efforts. Public safety officials, fellow firefighters and city commissioners were on hand yesterday when the mayor and city administrator presented them with an award. Deputy Fire Chief Mark Selle and Captain Dusty Grosulak are credited with saving the life of Dickinson Public School Board

For 5 minutes he lay dead, with a trio of heroes working on him

For 5 minutes he lay dead, with a trio of heroes working on him

For 5 minutes he lay dead, with a trio of heroes working on him

Brent Seaks, president of the Dickinson Public School Board, is currently seeking treatment at CHI St. Alexius Medical Center in Bismarck following a cardiac arrest moment in which two Dickinson firefighters and a doctor helped revive him.

Speaking with Dickinson Police and Fire departments on what people need to be mindful of as Halloween approaches.

Dickinson firefighters responded to a fire at Dickinson Middle School Monday. More from Dickinson Deputy Fire Chief Mark Selle on this incident.

A look at this year's annual Neighborhood Visit hosted by the Dickinson Fire Department.

The Dickinson Fire Department will bring out its fire trucks for its annual Neighborhood Visit on Oct. 12, at College Park, for families and their children to meet firefighters face to face and ride along in the trucks. Deputy Fire Marshal Mark Selle talks more about this community outreach event and how it ties in with National Fire Prevention Week.