On Sunday, February 25, the Hawley Industrial Estate elevator caught fire. The commendable effort of the dispatch team at the scene of the accident caused appreciation to the firemen.
Appreciation night to thank first responders who battled Hawley elevator fire
HAWLEY, Minn. (Valley News Live) – The community is coming together to say ‘thank you’ to the dozens of firefighters and other first responders who battle a massive fire at the Hawley Co-Op Elevator in late February.
First Responders Appreciation night is happening on Saturday, April 27 from 4:30-7:00 p.m. in the Hawley High School Gymnasium.
“The city of Hawley lost an iconic structure when our long standing elevator burned down. It’s nothing short of amazing what our first responders were able to accomplish that night, coming together to save the beautiful place we call home,” the event organizer writes.
A ceremony and social is planned, with entertainment and food for the first responders. Brats, hot dogs and root beer floats will be served by the Hawley Jaycees and Women of Today.
Free will donations will be collected and distributed evenly between the Hawley Fire Department, Hawley Emergency Response Team (HERT), and Hawley Police Department.
The initial emergency call came from a passing BNSF train around 11:00 p.m. on Sunday, February 25. Winds whipped the flames as dozens of firefighters were called in to help. Personnel from 17 fire departments were on scene to assist in hauling water from other locations.
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