Fire department representative to accept NPS director's award; certifications noted
September 17, 2026 | Bryce Canyon City, Garfield County, Utah
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A fire-department representative told the council that a member or members will receive the National Park Service Director's Award for contributions to fire prevention and protection in the park and neighboring communities.
The speaker described long-term involvement responding to incidents at Bryce Canyon National Park, collaboration with park-service firefighters and the Utah Park Rescue Academy, and said a department member completed Firefighter I certification and will pursue Firefighter II next fall. "I'm receiving an award from the National Park Service," the speaker said on the record, and described the award as recognizing external partners and volunteers for their commitment to structural-fire prevention.
The speaker described long-term involvement responding to incidents at Bryce Canyon National Park, collaboration with park-service firefighters and the Utah Park Rescue Academy, and said a department member completed Firefighter I certification and will pursue Firefighter II next fall. "I'm receiving an award from the National Park Service," the speaker said on the record, and described the award as recognizing external partners and volunteers for their commitment to structural-fire prevention.
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