Donate adult-sized, warm gloves to help support veterans
09
Oct
By CFA Admin
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Announcements

Donate adult-sized, warm gloves to help support veterans

If you would like to donate to Gwinnett Great Days of Service, they are looking for adult-sized, warm gloves to help support veterans in need. Please choose thermal or stretch gloves to ensure lasting winter warmth. Drop off can be at any of these locations or at the event on the 26th: From October 4 to October 21, donation boxes will be available at these locations, coordinated by your division's Volunteer Gwinnett liaison: 1. DoCS Suite at One Justice Square (breakroom), Kelley Uber Sterner, 446 Crogan Street, Lawrenceville 2. Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center (breakroom), Lisa Howell, 884 Winder Highway,…
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Volunteer Spotlight – Olive Chitty
18
Jun
By CFA Admin
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InTheNews

Volunteer Spotlight – Olive Chitty

Our volunteer spotlight this time is on Olive Chitty from class #34! She was amazed to discover the range of specialized Rescue Trucks equipped for extrication, search and rescue missions, and technical rescues. She hadn’t known that the Fire Department also has a Hazardous Materials unit. The highlight for her was witnessing the Lucas Device in action. Olive is our social media guru and is responsible for finding all of this cool information that is posted on our site! We appreciate you Olive! ( from the rest of the Board! )
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Citizen Fire Academy Alumni help Ring the Bell for Salvation Army
26
Nov
By VeronicaCFA
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InTheNews

Citizen Fire Academy Alumni help Ring the Bell for Salvation Army

Saturday November 25 was a blustery day in Georgia. The Gwinnett Citizen Fire Academy Alumni were out ringing the bell for the Salvation Army in front of Hobby Lobby in Lawrenceville that day. 8 volunteers spent the day greeting customers and wishing them Happy Holiday's as they passed. There were many generous patrons that day, who left a little something in the kettle. The Salvation Army helps those in need and everything that was collected will directly benefit our local community.
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