CREST FOREST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

HEADQUARTERS STATION 25

 

23407 Crest Forest DR.

Crestline, CA. 92325

 

909-338-3311

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4th of July BBQ
FIREFIGHTERS’ BBQ FUNDRAISER A SUCCESS CRESTLINE, CA – Crest Forest Professional Firefighters’ Association, Local #4105, recently raised $1,200 at their 2nd annual barbecue fundraiser.  Proceeds from past fundraising efforts have gone toward the service/repair of emergency response equipment and the purchase of fire/life safety education materials.  Monies from this year’s event will continue to support special needs of the District. Approximately 250 people turned out for the affair held on July 3, 2011 at Casual Elegance restaurant in Aqua Fria and dined on a barbecue feast prepared by restaurant owner, Kathleen Kirk, and served by fire personnel and their families.  In addition to the BBQ, a bake sale and opportunity drawing were held and the District’s 1929 Studebaker fire engine was placed on display.  A good time was had by all and plans are already underway for next year’s event.

MDA FILL THE BOOT

 

Thursday, June 9, 2011 9:02 am More than a dozen Crest Forest Fire firefighters and their friends and family members helped "Fill the Boot" with cash for the Muscular Dystrophy Association last Friday and Saturday.

From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on both days, the group converged on Lake Drive in Crestline and on Highway 189 in Blue Jay with their boots and collected $16,000.

"People were really generous. Some people that didn't have the nicest cars were putting in $20. It was an amazing thing to see," Crest Forest Fire's Captain Steve Hale said.

This is the second annual Fill the Boot fund-raiser Crest Forest Fire has done. "We were excited," Capt. Hale said. "Last year we did one day and collected just over $9,000."

Hale said last year a Lake Arrowhead man and his son, who has muscular dystrophy, were out there with them collecting money. Hale said the boy wasn't feeling well, so he wasn't with them last weekend, but a boy from Hesperia who has muscular dystrophy made it to the fund-raiser and he had his own little boot to collect money.

"People who donated Friday also donated Saturday too. It was heartwarming," Capt. Hale commented.

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