As firefighters returned from a structure fire we found this little guy hanging out on top of one of our vehicles. We believe the little fella was struck by a vehicle. He did not mind being picked up or held. Animal control was contacted and he is in their care at this time. We were advised that he has suffered a severe concussion and has been placed on medication to help with his injury. He is an Eastern Screech Owl and it is almost mating season for them. The theory is that he was out showing off for the ladies when he was struck. At least he knew where to go to get some help. Get well soon

R.I.P. Firefighter Hancock

Ladder 57 right after it went into service in the Huron Memorial day parade. Ladder 57 took the trophy for best Fire truck

Ladder 57 when it arrived compared to Ladder 57 today and fully in service

Officers and Firefighters present during our yearly Rapid Intervention Team (R.I.T.). R.I.T. is there for any firefighter that gets trapped, lost or runs out of air. R.I.T. is there to rescue the Firefighter. This night was also a huge "THANK YOU" to the Mitchell VFW that assisted the dept. in the purchase of 2 brand new Scott V380 thermal imager cameras. Life saving devices that allows Firefighters to see through the smoke to make rescues of victims trapped inside. Thank you Mitchell VFW for the donation to allow this purchase.

Firefighter Ethan Bohnenkamp assists a young man down from a tree he got stuck in.