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    Riley County EMS and Fire Department looking for more volunteers

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    By KMAN Staff on October 4, 2024 Local News
    Photo courtesy Riley County Fire District No. 1

    By Emma Loura

    Emergency management director Russel Stukey told county commissioners on Thursday that volunteers work alongside county firefighters to handle structure fires and that Riley’s volunteer fire department give the town double the coverage.

    “We’re always looking for volunteers in all the towns, in the county and in the city,” Stukey said. “Riley is unique where it’s the only town in the county where it’s all volunteer firefighters. As most of you know Riley has double coverage there.”

    To view the full story visit theMerury.com.

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