Pasco County Professional Firefighters would like to extend our deepest condolences to our colleagues at Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department on the tragic passing of Engineer Heath O’Shea. Engineer O’Shea experienced a medical emergency while on duty at Fire Station 54. He was a devoted servant to the citizens of Jacksonville for over 20 years, most recently assigned to Tanker 54-C.
Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and the entire brotherhood and sisterhood at Jacksonville Fire Rescue during this difficult time.
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I hate to hear when any of our first responders lose their life no matter what it was my prayers go out too Heath O'Shea family and his fellow firefighters
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**🚒 Welcome New Members! 🚒**
We're excited to announce that 32 new members have joined the Pasco County Professional Firefighters Local 4420. Class 24-02 began their journey this past Monday with Pasco County Fire Rescue. After completing a rigorous 6-week training program, they will be ready to start their shifts, dedicated to serving the citizens of Pasco County.
Let’s give a warm welcome to our newest firefighters as they embark on one of the most fulfilling careers! 🚒👨🚒👩🚒
#PCFR4420 #IAFFOfficial #UnionStrong
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Love ❤️ my 🔥 firemen. And women
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Congratulations, Joshua Stuiso and all the new hires!!
🌪️ Urgent Alert: Tornado Warning in Pasco County! 🌪️
Attention everyone in Pasco County! A tornado warning has just been issued, effective until 12:30 pm. The National Weather Service has detected a tornado on radar, specifically in the Port Richey area, moving northeast. Your safety is our priority! If you're in the affected area, please seek shelter immediately and stay safe. We'll keep you updated. 🙏 #StaySafe #TornadoWarning #PCFR4420
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