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Community mourns firefighter lost in line of duty

August 05, 2024 | Riley, Kansas



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Community mourns firefighter lost in line of duty
During a recent government meeting, commissioners shared personal updates and addressed community matters, including a proclamation for the upcoming United Way 2024 Riley County campaign. Commissioner Henry celebrated his 49th wedding anniversary and discussed a recent tour of the health department and family resource center, highlighting the potential of the spaces observed.

Commissioner comments also included condolences for a Wichita firefighter, Tieboth, who tragically passed away in the line of duty. Tieboth, who began his career in Manhattan, was remembered fondly by colleagues and friends.

Additionally, concerns were raised regarding Hurricane Debbie, which made landfall in Florida, with predictions of significant rainfall impacting the region. Commissioners expressed their hopes for the safety of friends and residents in the affected areas.

The meeting concluded with a motion to approve the proclamation for the United Way campaign, which was unanimously supported by the commissioners. They also addressed personnel changes within the Public Works Department, noting the separation of a recently hired traffic control technician.

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