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Congratulations Mike

Congratulations and thank you for your service 🙏🇺🇸

Tomorrow, Friday March 15 will be the last shift of Firefighter/EMT Mike Becker as he completes 23 years of service with the Grand Island Fire Department.

Please consider stopping by Fire Station #4 (1130 N. North Road) on Friday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to wish Mike a happy retirement and good luck in his next adventure! Comments and a brief presentation will take place at approximately 1:15 p.m.

Over the past 23 years, Mike has served the community with honor and professionalism and will be greatly missed. He has been especially instrumental in ensuring our hazardous materials team is trained and ready to respond. In addition to his duties with the GIFD, Mike is also the Fire Chief with the St. Paul Fire Department.
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Congratulations Mike!

Congratulations Mike on your retirement!

Congratulations!

Congratulations

Congratulations Mike!

Thank you for your service. Enjoy your new choices in life.

Curt says congratulations and best wishes!!!

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This is a great addition to our efforts to keep the public safe. Again, it's another reason why you can count on us!The Grand Island Fire Department has a new way to warn drivers that an apparatus is responding to an emergency and motorists need to slow down and move over.

The Grand Island Fire Department is now equipped with Safety Cloud® by HAAS Alert. When an emergency vehicle's lights and sirens are activated, Safety Cloud automatically sends digital alerts to nearby drivers. Alerts appear directly in-dash systems in brands including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles, as well as through Waze and Apple Maps mobile applications.

This advance warning, in addition to traditional lights and sirens, has been proven to protect first responders and reduce the likelihood of secondary collisions near roadside incidents by up to 90%. These alerts help facilitate adherence to Nebraska Move Over laws and can significantly reduce collision risks.
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This is a great addition to our efforts to keep the public safe. Again, its another reason why you can count on us!

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