Firefighting is in the blood of Nathan Hale, driver /operator with Falcon Fire Protection District. Nathan Haleís mom, dad and grandparents were all firefighters. Itís in his blood! Prior to his nine years with the FFPD, he was a volunteer firefighter in Peyton. He is married with no children and spends his off duty hours working on his ranch.September fire safety tip: It’s time to check the batteries in the smoke detector.Stay connected with the Falcon Fire Protection DistrictWebsite: http://www.falconfirepd.orgFacebook: Falcon Fire DepartmentTwitter: @FalconFireDeptNextDoor.com
Falcon firefighter inherited love for the profession
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