In a display of ongoing collaboration and support, the Terlingua Fire & EMS (TFEMS) provided mutual aid to Big Bend National Park (BBNP) on Friday, February 23rd. This recent assistance underlines the solid partnership between TFEMS and BBNP, characterized by a long history of mutual support and shared educational initiatives.
According to Captain J. Thomason, EMT and Public Information Officer for TFEMS, the relationship between the two entities is built on a foundation of cooperative efforts and continuous learning. “TFEMS and BBNP have an extensive history of providing support to each other and continuing education programs we follow together throughout the year,” Captain Thomason stated. He further emphasized the strength of this partnership by adding, “We couldn’t ask for a better team to work alongside with!”
The mutual aid provided by TFEMS to Big Bend National Park is just one example of how these organizations collaborate to ensure safety and preparedness within the community and the park’s vast natural landscapes. The ongoing education programs mentioned by Captain Thomason play a crucial role in this partnership, facilitating knowledge exchange and enhancing the skills of both TFEMS and BBNP personnel.
This commitment to mutual support and education not only strengthens the bond between TFEMS and BBNP but also significantly benefits the wider community and the countless visitors to Big Bend National Park each year. Through such collaborations, both organizations continue to uphold their dedication to safety and service.
“Stay safe,” concludes Captain Thomason, reflecting the core mission that drives the partnership between TFEMS and Big Bend National Park.
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