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Hermosillo Fire Department infrastructure and service
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The Hermosillo Fire Department has initiated efforts to reduce emergency response times from an average of 12 minutes to a maximum of 6 minutes. To achieve this, Director Juan Francisco Matty Ortega outlined a strategy involving the construction of new stations and the acquisition of new equipment, specifically noting a need for 10 new fire units to serve the urban center and expanding areas like La Victoria, San Pedro, and El Taza. Following these infrastructure goals, the municipal government In celebration of Hermosillo National Firefighters Day, the department held ceremonies and a ceremony thanksgiving mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption to honor department the dedication of its members. During these commemorations, 35 personnel were recognized for career longevity, recognizing 35 members for with service milestones between ranging from 10 and to 45 years. During the event, Notable honors included Guadalupe Cabanillas Hernández was being named Firefighter ‘Firefighter of the Year Year’ and Jesús Alberto Zepeda Hoyos was named Volunteer receiving the ‘Volunteer Firefighter of the Year. Officials reported that Year’ award. Director Matty Ortega, who was recognized for 30 years of service, emphasized the administration has invested department’s commitment to responding to all citizen emergencies. The municipal government highlighted ongoing support, noting investments of over 120 million pesos in stations and equipment, plus approximately 12 million pesos for training. training and professionalization. The department also celebrated the graduation of six new members, with two new units scheduled for delivery in October to support members from the western rural area. Academy.
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