posted by Joe Polk at 9:41 PM /
The Mt. Lebanon Fire Department has been honored by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International, one of six fire departments in the U.S. and Canada to receive the award this year.
Chief Nicholas Sohyda said accreditation shows that the department is effectively using public funds to provide top-notch service and it's an honor few combination full-time and volunteer fire departments enjoy. There are 160 departments that hold the accreditation.
Read the full article:
- www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/neighborhoods-south/mt-lebanon-fire-company-earns-honors-628733/ (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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3 Comments:
I am glad that the FD is getting the recognition they deserve. Congratulations Chief Sohyda and all of the FD staff/volunteers. I know this has been a long journey with a lot of hard work and dedication on behalf of many.
The Fire Department consistantly raises the bar!
Kelly Fraasch
These are the volunteers who should be thanked for their tireless efforts. They put their lives on the line for us and never get a dime.
Elaine Gillen
In addition to the added comfort and security afforded us as residents by this accredidation of our Fire Department, there is another likely benefit to real and personal property owners.
Because of this accreditation, there is a good chance that insurance company's probably can reduce their risk ranking assessment of Lebo, which should result in a lower or reduced premium costs to policyholders. If in doubt, ask your agents or brokers.
Bill Lewis
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