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Community Unites for Volunteer Fire Support and Fair Festivities

July 04, 2024 | Cannon Falls, Goodhue County, Minnesota



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Community Unites for Volunteer Fire Support and Fair Festivities
In a recent government meeting, local officials discussed the importance of inter-departmental cooperation among volunteer fire departments in the region. Randall from the Hampton prayer department highlighted the collaborative efforts between various townships, including Beasville, Douglas Township, and Welch Township, to manage larger emergencies effectively. When incidents exceed the capacity of local resources, these departments coordinate to provide assistance, ensuring community safety.

The meeting also touched on upcoming community events, including a road test scheduled for August 14th to 18th, featuring a variety of activities such as a tractor pull, car show, and parade. Officials encouraged residents to participate, noting that admission to the fairgrounds is free on the first day, with a nominal fee of $5 on subsequent days.

Additionally, attendees were informed about free entertainment options, including live music and horse races, as well as the availability of shuttle services to facilitate access to the events. The emphasis on community engagement and cooperation among local departments reflects a commitment to fostering a supportive environment for residents and volunteers alike.

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