Payson Fire thanks Rim Wildfire Awareness Team
Kevin McCully, fuels manager for the Payson Fire Department, appreciates all who took part in the first Town of Payson Wildfire Interpretive Trail Open House on Feb. 11 at Rumsey
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Kevin McCully, fuels manager for the Payson Fire Department, appreciates all who took part in the first Town of Payson Wildfire Interpretive Trail Open House on Feb. 11 at Rumsey
The Payson Fire Department invites the community to the Sawmill Theatres on Saturday, May 7 from 9:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. to learn about wildfire preparation.
Free college tuition for 100 kids.
Frank Aspeslagh can’t keep from smiling as he showed off the newly refurbished 2001 Chevy Silverado the Blattner Brush Pit received as a gift from the Payson Fire Department.
In January, Payson received more than 28 inches of snow in a three-day period. âThe storm brought some much needed moisture to our region and it also caused severe damage to trees, as a result of the drought conditions that have plagued our region,â said Town Manager Troy Smith. âThe Town of Payson opened a collection site at the Payson Multi-Event Center to assist the community in dealing with tree and shrub debris caused by the storm.â The brush site was open from Feb. 4 through Feb. 28. At no cost to the town, Gibson & Son Environmental chipped and hauled away more than...