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🦟 Cochise County Health Department is reporting a West Nile virus case out of Douglas. Due to some of the recent monsoon rain we’ve enjoyed, mosquitos have populated.
You can help fight the bite by checking around your property for any standing water in things stored around your yard and dumping it out.
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Did you know?
As a service to our residents, the fire district offers free notary services at our Administrative Office:
98 N Oak Dr Benson, AZ 85602
Office Hours: 8:00AM to 4:00PM every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday *excluding federal holidays.
*We ask you call to make an appointment ensuring our Administrative Manager is there and has availability to assist.
(520) 586-4690
!!!Reminder!!!
Our monthly board meeting is scheduled for tonight. If you can make it in person we’d love to see and hear from you! If not, there’s a link to Zoom to listen online.
Come hear the great things we’ve accomplished and what we’re hoping to achieve!
Thank you for your continued support!!!
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Let's get back to the basics. ✅
Drivers — follow the school bus rules and help protect our kids getting on and off the bus. 🚌🛑
In honor of International Dog Day, a quick note and tribute to the Dalmatian in the fire service:
Dalmatians have been a proud symbol of the fire service for more than two centuries. In the era of horse-drawn fire wagons, these loyal dogs ran alongside the horses, clearing the path, protecting equipment, and calming the teams in the midst of smoke and chaos. As fire engines transitioned to motorized vehicles, the Dalmatian’s working role faded, but their place in the firehouse endured.
Today, Dalmatians continue to serve as beloved mascots and ambassadors, bringing history to life while helping firefighters connect with their communities through education, parades, and public events. They remain a living reminder of the courage, loyalty, and tradition that define the fire service.
Did you know?
One of our Board Members, Ms. Salcido, is a published author. She has graciously volunteered her time to write a blog series on the history of the fire service, including the formation and history of the Mescal–J6 Fire District.
Feel free to check it out here:
Blog - Mescal-J6 Fire District
mescalj6fd.gov
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