Mission firefighters told City of Mission meeting attendees they will be conducting a Fill the Boot fundraiser Friday through Sunday and asked drivers to slow down and be cautious where crews are working. The speakers said the campaign raises money to support people fighting muscular dystrophy.

The announcement matters because it both solicits public donations and conveys a safety advisory: firefighters and volunteers will be working in streets across the city, and drivers may encounter crews collecting donations. Organizers urged motorists to give a wave and to reduce speed near collection sites.

Speakers asked for donations rather than specifying a fundraising target. One speaker emphasized the importance of small contributions, saying, "Every dollar matters." Another speaker said, "We'll be out here all weekend supporting our fill the boot campaign, and we can't wait to see you here." Both remarks were made during an agenda opportunity for public announcements.

The event is described as a multi-day, association-led effort taking place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. No specific locations, fundraising totals, or a formal beneficiary organization were named during the remarks. The speakers also repeated safety reminders for drivers encountering crews on city streets.

City staff or officials did not announce any formal action, permit, or road closures tied to the campaign during the remarks. The item was an informational announcement rather than a council vote or directive.