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As the city of Price prepares to say goodbye to Fire Chief Fitzgerald Petersen, a Holladay family is sharing the impact Petersen had on their son as he battled a brain tumor.
The town of Price is mourning the loss of Fire Chief Fitzgerald Petersen — but the pain is being felt all over the Utah firefighting community.
Longtime Utah firefighter Fitzgerald Petersen has died after a battle with cancer.
A large group gathered in Price City on Oct. 5-9 to enjoy the Utah Rock Art Research Association (URARA) Symposium that was hosted throughout the city. URARA is dedicated to the visitation, education, research, conservation and preservation of rock art. Workshops began on Thursday, Oct. 5 and field trips took place on Friday, Oct. 6
Price City Press Release Chief Fitzgerald Petersen “Fitz” was born in Dragerton, Utah, 57 years ago and grew up in nearby Columbia. After graduating from East Carbon High School, he joined the Army to pay for college. Shortly after finishing his studies at the University of Utah, he joined the Salt Lake County Fire Department,