After Cincinnati Fire Chief fired for hostile environment, only one woman applied
Thirty-eight people, including four internal candidates, applied to be Cincinnati's next fire chief. Only one is a woman.
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Thirty-eight people, including four internal candidates, applied to be Cincinnati's next fire chief. Only one is a woman.
Residents will have a chance to meet the candidates at Marion City Hall from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Five people are named as finalists to become the next chief of the La Crosse Fire Department.
A Pottawatomie County EMS ambulance parked outside Dillon’s in 2019 during a Fill the Box food drive. (courtesy photo) Pottawatomie County EMS saw a nearly 4.5 percent drop in its overall calls for service in 2020, some of which is attributed to the pandemic. EMS Director Hal Bumgarner informed county commissioners Monday that for the third year in a row, Wamego handled the most call volume in the county, with Onaga seeing one of the sharpest increases in call volume. “Half of our calls in Onaga are transfers, a third of our calls in Wamego are transfers. Keep that in mind when we start t...