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Retired Fire Chief Joseph “Joe” Grubba Jr., died peacefully in his home on Jan. 13, 2021 in Galt, California at the age of 76, after a long battle with cancer. Joe was born in February of 1944 in Sacramento, CA to Joseph and Julie Grubba Sr. Joe graduated from Elk Grove High School in 1962. He married Irene Grubba, 1969. After moving to Herald, Joe began working at Elk Grove Meat Packing while also working for Herald Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter. Within a short time Joe promoted to Assistant Chief for Herald Fire Department, a position he held for over 43 years, at one...

Shane Edwards steps into role as Interim Fire Chief for Macon-Bibb Listen to the content of this post: Assistant Fire Chief, Shane Edwards is stepping in as Interim Fire Chief. MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Interim Chief Shane Edwards will temporarily take over as Fire Chief of Macon-Bibb. Edwards has served the fire department for over 32 years. He served as assistant fire chief for around 7 years. Edwards says he does not know how long he will hold the position. However, he says that his main goal is to keep everyone safe. “Our goal is to keep our firefighters safe and also to serve and...

Collins Names Kopper As Interim Cheyenne Fire Chief Kopper has over 25 years of experience as a professional firefighter, including as interim Fire Chief for the Wyoming Air National Guard. He also has served as Assistant Chief of Operations, Emergency Management Superintendent, and Assistant Chief of Training for the Wyoming Air Guard. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree n Fire Science Management from Southern Illinois University, graduating with Cum Laude honors. In the news release, Collins said  “I am excited to work with the men and women of Cheyenne Fire Rescue as the incoming Mayo...

By News Editor And Partners • Dec 10, 2020 The Las Cruces Fire Department has received notification that it will maintain its Insurance Services Office Public Protection Classification 1 Rating for at least another four years. On Thursday, Dec. 10, Las Cruces Fire learned that its ISO Public Protection Class 1 Rating would remain in effect for the City of Las Cruces. The City of Las Cruces first earned the recognition in 2015. The Class 1 rating places Las Cruces in the top 10 percent of more than 39,000 fire departments rated by ISO and allows for lower property insuranc...