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Agenda items must be received by Secretary Wallace No Later than 5pm on September 28th

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Agenda items must be received by Secretary Wallace No Later than 5pm on September 8th

Get ready for a day of fun, competition, and community support at the First Annual White Mountain Firefighters Pickleball Tournament at The Courts at Show Low City Campus, Outdoor Courts – 760 E. McNeil Show Low, AZ 85901 (across from TMFMD Fire House 15). This event is exclusively for active duty firefighters AND their families and promises an exciting Round Robin competition, open to players of all skill levels.

But it’s more than just a tournament! Enjoy an all-day, family-friendly atmosphere with food trucks, live music, and drinks to keep the spirits high. Organized in partnership with Show Low local Ezra Borrego, it’s an event where camaraderie and competition meet for a great cause.

Admission is FREE, but donations to the White Mountain Firefighters Charities, an organization dedicated to supporting our firefighters and our community are always welcome. Come out to play, cheer, and support a worthy cause. Join us for a day of pickleball fun and help make a difference!

You MUST RSVP by Sept 15, 2024 to reserve your spot at this years tournament.  Please click on the HERE to register.  Please specify the number of participants you are registering and their names, ages, and skill levels to help us build out our brackets

 

 

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Agenda items must be received by Secretary Wallace no later than 5pm on August 4th

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Please note: The executive board has agreed to move the July 3rd meeting due to the majority of our E-Board members that are all on A-Shift.  The meeting is to be held on July 2nd (1 day earlier).  Agenda items must be received by Secretary Wallace no later than 5pm on June 30th

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Police Officer Darrin Reed was shot and killed after responding to a suspicious person call.

Officer Reed and other officers responded to a suspicions person call at a motel but were unable to locate the subject. They were called back to the location after leaving the initial call. When Officer Reed and other officers arrived, they located the man who then fled on foot. During the ensuing pursuit, the man produced a handgun and fired, striking Officer Reed.

Officer Reed was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his wounds.

The subject fled the scene and was later located in the Pinetop-Lakeside area, where he was barricaded in a cabin with a teenage hostage. After several hours of negotiation, the subject was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire.

Officer Reed was a U.S. Air Force veteran. He had served with the Show Low Police Department for 10 years and had previously served with the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office for 10 years. Officer Reed is survived by his wife and two children.