Tag: Creston Valley Fire Department

Creston bids goodbye to its first full-time fire chief

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Reg Longhurst led the town's fire department from 1980 until 2000.

Creston’s first female fire chief embraces new leadership role

Town of Creston Storrm Lennie -
Laura Dodman never expected her paid-on-call firefighting role would become a full-time career. Now, nearly three decades after joining the Creston Valley Fire Department, she is serving as the department's first female fire chief.

Longtime firefighter appointed interim chief in Creston

Town of Creston My Creston Now Staff -
The Creston Valley Fire Department has a new interim leader. Longtime firefighter Laura Dodman has been appointed interim fire chief following the departure of Jared Riel.

Home damaged by fire

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A home in Creston has sustained significant damage following a fire on Friday morning, March 14. Creston Valley Fire Department...

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B.C. Conservatives drop Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate over racist social media posts

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