Bell ceremony, 21-gun salute and student choir close Clinton’s 9/11 commemoration
September 12, 2026 | Clinton City, Clinton County, Iowa
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Assistant Fire Chief Greg Ferrari led the ceremony’s bell observance, explaining the tradition and the meaning behind the bell toll for firefighters who gave their lives in the line of duty. Ferrari summarized the history and invoked the ‘‘last alarm’’ tradition before the program observed a moment of silence.
AMVETS Post 28 presented a 21-gun salute and taps followed the bell ceremony. The Clinton High School concert choir performed "I Choose Love," and the River City Municipal Band played during the closing procession. Emcee Andy Sokolovich thanked performers and volunteers and invited attendees to enjoy the rest of the day.
AMVETS Post 28 presented a 21-gun salute and taps followed the bell ceremony. The Clinton High School concert choir performed "I Choose Love," and the River City Municipal Band played during the closing procession. Emcee Andy Sokolovich thanked performers and volunteers and invited attendees to enjoy the rest of the day.
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