FIREWIRE Magazine Winter 2019: Celebrating 5 Years | Page 34

Holding true to our service motto
“Duty, Honor, Community”
FEATURES
D
o you wonder what your County
Firefighters are doing when
they aren’t responding to fires,
rescues or medical emergencies?
On a daily basis somewhere in our county we are educating the
public in the communities we serve on proper fire safe practices.
S
an Bernardino County Fire enjoys the
times when we can interact with our
citizens on a non-emergency level or after the
emergency has been mitigated.
Neighborhoods across the nation host block
parties, festivals, parades, cookouts and
other various community events with safety
demonstrations, seminars, youth events, visits
from emergency personnel and exhibits. These
opportunities hold a special place in our hearts.
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I f you look closely
at any fire engine or other vehicle
proudly displaying the San Bernardino
logo, you’ll also see the phrase
“DUTY, HONOR,
COMMUNITY…”

This motto reflects our commitment
to be personally responsive to the
people we serve, beyond responding to
emergencies. Shown in these photos
are examples of the men and women of
County Fire honoring that commitment,
from school education programs to
many other community events.
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