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August 30, 2023
Firefighter and paramedic Richard Garner was well-known for his generosity, his kindness, working with youth, giving back to his community, his dedication to firefighting, and his love of motorcycles. All of those things and more will be remembered about him at this yearโs annual Richard Garner Memo
June 1, 2023
MADISON, Wis. -- Members of the Sable Flames, Madison Fire Department and the Madison Police Departments Black Officers Coalition visited Stephens Elementary on Wednesday to teach kids about fire, EMS
June 1, 2023
Sable flames, an organization of black firefighters in Madison, visited an area elementary school in Madison Wednesday.
June 1, 2023
The Sable Flames, Inc., the African-American firefighters of the City of Madison Fire Department, has announced that the application period for the 2023 Jones-Robinson Scholarship is now open. The deadline for applications is Monday, July 10. The mission of the Jones-Robinson Scholarship Fund is
June 1, 2023
MADISON (WKOW) — Students had the opportunity to explore first responder vehicles and learn more about jobs in policing and fire on Wednesday.
February 18, 2023
MADISON, Wis. -- When we see firefighters rush into burning buildings, we may never consider what they look like behind their gear. That’s why Sable Flames was started in the
June 7, 2022
Police officers, firefighters and kids in Madison got to know each other Monday through games, talking and exploring emergency vehicles.
June 16, 2021
SSM Health hosts vaccine clinic for communities of color June 15, 2021 6:56 PM Grace Houdek SSM Health and volunteer vaccinators from The Sable Flames worked together to administer vaccines. The Sable Flames is an organization of African American firefighters in Dane County. Instead of operating ladders and water hoses, they picked up the needle to help vaccinate their community. Firefighters like Brandon Jones say itโs important now more than ever to get the vaccine ...