City of Johnston: 2023 Fight For Air Climb

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City of Johnston: 2023 Fight For Air Climb
Mayor Paula Dierenfeld — City Mayor City of Johnston
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Apr 1, 2023
ByMissouri Courts Daily
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On Sunday, March 26, 2023, members of the Johnston-Grimes Metropolitan Fire Department took part in the annual Fight For Air Climb. This year, the JGMFD brought home the traveling axe for having the fastest time among all metro fire departments. The four fastest firefighters on each team were averaged together to determine who would take home the axe. 

Congratulations to Captain Tristan Johnson, Fire Marshal Craig Verl Huel, Firefighters Orlando Peace, Alex Aubert, Curtis Cole, Adam Hoffman, Nick Pearson, Jaden Reiss and Communications Manager Janet Wilwerding for finishing the 91 floors in full firefighter gear. 

The buildings this year included:EMS Insurance Company | 15 Floors | 371 StepsThe Financial Center | 22 Floors | 464 StepsThe Financial Center | 22 Floors | 464 Steps (2nd time)Ruan Center | 32 Floors | 637 Steps

Congratulations to everyone who climbed to support American Lung Association in Iowa! View or download the event photos of JGMFD by visiting https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAxuih.   

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