New Member
Dec 06, 2011 (17:39:30)
SPFFA welcomes new member Ryan Hale (A shift).
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Brenda Aguilar Fundraiser
Sep 27, 2011 (15:32:39)
A fundraising benefit for Seguin Police Department employee Brenda Aguilar will be held Saturday, October 15th at the "R" Bar at 918 W. Kingsbury in Seguin. The benefit will be a BBQ plate fundraiser to help defray medical costs for Brenda, a customer service technician with the Seguin Police Department. SPFFA members will be on hand helping with this fundraiser which will be held between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. BBQ chicken and sausage plates with all the trimmings will be sold for $7.00 each and a raffle will be held with many fine raffle prizes being awarded. Raffle tickets will be $1 each or six for $5. BBQ plate tickets and raffle tickets are available at the Seguin Police Department and at Seguin City Hall.
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New Shift Stewards
Sep 03, 2011 (17:57:08)
With Joe Adams' move to C shift the shift stewards are now as follows:
A - Kevin Rhea,
B - Tony Gonzales
C - Tabor Mahan
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Welcome New Members
Aug 24, 2011 (08:53:41)
The SPFFA would like to welcome the following new members:
Brian Cortez - FF, B shift
Jordan Ghawi - FF, C shift
David Rice - FF, A shift
Sam Vargas - FAO, A-shift
Be sure to welcome these brothers when you see them!
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New Positions at SFD
Aug 22, 2011 (18:07:00)
On July 10, 2011, a new position was created within the ranks at the Seguin Fire Department. A completely new position of Fire Apparatus Operator (FAO) was created. After a competitive testing process in which thirteen eligible fire fighters participated, nine were promoted, accepting new responsibility with their new badges. Those promoting to FAO are:
Mike Vogel - 1A
Jack Bradford - 2A
Sam Vargas - 3A
Darren Billings - 1B
Ronnie Dill - 2B
Westley Krueger - 3B
Victor Morgan - 1C
Cody Blackburn - 2C
Ruben Rosas - 3C
Congratulations to these fire fighters for their promotion!
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SPFFA Members Conduct Boat Training
Jul 09, 2007 (10:31:29)
With all of the recent rains and moderate flooding upstream on the Guadalupe River, the time is right for conducting swiftwater boat training. The river is flowing at about 4800cfs at the damn near the Seguin Electric Plant. SPFFA Members practiced on the water for over 3 hours on Sunday, with each company getting some boat time. More photos in the gallery.
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Old Ladder Comes Home
Jul 09, 2007 (10:26:00)
The city's first ever motorized ladder truck came home late last month. The truck has been on loan to the SFFMA Museum in North Texas. The truck has been started and does run. The truck is being stored with other pieces of SFD history at what is hoped to become our department museum at the old northeast station next to the new station 3.
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