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El Paso Firefighters Honored with Meals During National EMS Week

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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In recognition of National Emergency Medical Services Week, the Hospitals of Providence provided complimentary meals to El Paso County firefighters, with Fire Station 18 in the Lower Valley being a key stop. This initiative, celebrated from May 17-23, aims to honor the dedication of EMS professionals who respond to emergencies. Trey Megason, a firefighter, expressed gratitude for the support, highlighting the teamwork involved in their demanding roles. Tasha Hopper, CEO of THOP East Campus, noted that the week was established in 1974 to acknowledge the sacrifices made by first responders for community safety.

Key Details: • National EMS Week is observed from May 17-23. • Fire Station 18 in the Lower Valley received meals from THOP. • Initiative aims to recognize the efforts of EMS professionals.

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