NEWS
PARAMEDIC Wanted:
YVFD is seeking hard working and dedicated volunteers to provide Advanced
Life Support (ALS) at the Paramedic level.
Contact YVFD to inquire.
*Corrected
date*August
23, 2008
Valley View Golf Course Fremont
4 Person Scramble, Prizes to top three teams, Raffles and drawings.
Proceeds will benefit the Yutan Fire, EMS and Dive Team recruitment and
prevention programs. LIMITED TO 36 TEAMS. RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY.
Download the entry form here.
golf_flier.pdf
Any questions? call 402-625-2273 or via
email.
YUTAN DAYS 2008
June 27th - 29th
Join the YVFD in CELEBRATING OUR COMMUNITY!
Saturday June 28th
Pancake Feed at the fire hall.
7:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Parade
1:00 p.m.
Kid's Water Fight
after the parade
Yutan Community bids farewell to Stanton Family
May 30, 2008 The Yutan Fire Department hosted a going
away party for Jim, Annette, Riley and Levi Stanton. The fire
department awarded Jim with a plaque for his five years of service with the
department.
The community offers you our thanks for the years of
dedicated service to the fire department, our children at the school and the
entire community. We will miss you!
May 23 -25 Seven members of the YVFD attended this year's Fire School at
Fonner Park in Grand Island, NE. Approximately 1600 firefighters from across
the state gathered to receive hands-on and strategic training on the
suppression and prevention of fires.
Wendall Pascarelli, Jeff Hagemann, Kevin Marking, Greg Blake, Marcy
Woodward, Kirsten Kennedy and Justin Drews attended this year's Fire School.
They received training from Thermal Imaging, Agricultural Extrication and
Nebraska Fire Happenings (a year in review of actual fire/ems episodes that
occurred across the state this past year.)
Severe Weather Season is here!
April 17th, 2008 YVFD hosted a
National Weather Service Storm Spotters Class. YVFD would like to
thank
Brian Smith of the Omaha/Valley
National Weather Service for presenting the course. Attendees to the class
were represented by several fire departments within Saunders County. The
class provides a basic understanding of thunderstorm and tornado structure,
spotting techniques, reporting criteria, and procedures in reporting storm
conditions to the NWS.
To learn more... OR to
download NOAA severe
weather safety.pdf information brochure.
Click to see YVFD news history.
