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Lopez is the son of two Riverside County Sheriff's Department employees.

Q&A with Greeley's new fire chief, Brian Kuznik Greeley Tribune (CO) Apr. 21—Greeley Fire Chief Brian Kuznik, who was promoted to the position late this past month, isn't looking for attention, but he is honored to share the department's story. With that in mind, Kuznik spoke with the Greeley Tribune shortly after his promotion to give residents a closer look at his career with the department, the department's growth and what lies ahead. Answers have been edited for length and clarity. Q: How did you first get interested in the fire service? A: My first exposure to the fire service actual...

The plan The five-page draft spends the first page-and-a-half going over the governor’s executive order, mentions a survey “already offered to gather input from the community,” and encourages the public to “submit their constructive comments relative to the plan” to [email protected]. The draft then lists nine numbered points. The first explains that the sheriff’s office has been a New York State accredited police agency since 2003 and plans to continue “its efforts to exceed those standards whenever possible.” Second, the office’s mission statement is to be “updated to f...

New Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue captain credits Fire Explorer program for igniting spark of passion Newly promoted Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue Capt. Aaron Davis outside the city’s Fire Station No. 6 on Wednesday, Feb. 3. (Scott Smeltzer / Staff Photographer) Print Aaron Davis was 20 years old in 2005 and trying to figure out his future, when a family friend suggested he check out the Fire Explorers, a program that gives young adults a window into a career in firefighting. Davis had just moved from the Portland area to Long Beach and was considering music therapy as a possible avenue. But...

Port Richey officer is first cop in Tampa Bay area to die from the coronavirus Robert Pacchiarotti, 54, died on Jan. 14 after a long career with the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office. He had been brought on as a reserve officer with the police department.     Robert Pacchiarotti, a longtime deputy in the Hernando County Sheriff's Office, died from complications of COVID-19 in January. Pacchiarotti was expected to work at the Port Richey Police Department as a reserve officer after retiring from the Sheriff's Office. He was 54. [ HANDOUT | Handout ] Published Feb. 3 A retired Hern...