“She regularly strives to hone her skills, but also goes a step further and freely shares her knowledge, skills, and abilities with others in a non-prideful way that leaves the recipient feeling encouraged and motivated,” says Spragg, who also serves as Madaras’ mentor in the CCF/R Volunteer program.

The all-female volunteer staff of Station 2, Douglas, talk about station life and graduating fire academy in the time of COVID-19.

Longtime volunteers Kathy Miller and Rob Kindred talk to the Juneau Empire about their collective 30 years volunteering with CCFR.

CCFR Fire Chief Rich Etheridge announces the graduation of the departments’ newest firefighters.

The Alaska State Firefighters Association - Juneau Chapter (ASFA - Juneau) is pleased to announce Firefighter Ken Arnoldt as the Responder of the Quarter.