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Eben Fire Department: New vehicle ensures operational readiness and community!
Thomas Leitner emphasizes the importance of the fire department for the community. A bridging loan enables you to purchase a new vehicle.
Eben Fire Department: New vehicle ensures operational readiness and community!
The Thalsdorf Volunteer Fire Department is flying high! A new fire engine was finally able to be purchased thanks to a bridging loan secured through successful discussions with the state, after the local administration had initially rejected the project. Deputy Mayor Thomas Leitner did everything he could to overcome this important challenge, which greatly pleased fire department commander Michael Regenfelder. “We are very much looking forward to the new vehicle and are deeply indebted to our deputy mayor for his commitment,” he expressed his gratitude. This success underlines the importance of the fire department to the community and its safety klick-kaernten.at reported.
Focus on community and camaraderie
The collaboration with other organizations was particularly **recognized**. As part of an impressive ceremony by the Eben am Nachsee fire department, which took place to mark its 120th anniversary, the fundamental importance of camaraderie was emphasized. On this solemn occasion, Lukas Leitner was able to report on 76 missions, including 11 fire and 65 technical missions, which took a total of 698 hours last year. The impressive youth work also received praise: 3,000 hours were spent training the 21 members of the youth group. This operation shows the solidarity and cohesion of the fire brigade members with each other and with the community salzi.at reported.
According to Commander Günter Raffelsberger, the founding of the fire department 120 years ago has a profound symbolic meaning for the community. The comrades not only invest a lot of time in emergencies, but also in training, which is crucial for operational readiness. At this ceremony there were also many awards for deserving members, which reaffirmed the high value of camaraderie. “I am impressed by your youth work!”, BGM Martin Pelzer concluded his words, underlining the importance of the volunteer fire department for the local community.