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Six feet apart isn't just a guidance at the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department but an obligation. Since the initial hit of COVID-19 the service organization has adopted multiple precautions to ensure the safety of not only their personnel but the entire community. Here, a handful of first responders and administration stand at a distance in front of a department engine. From left: CDAFD Battalion Chief John Morrison, firefighter and paramedic Scott Dietrich, firefighter and paramedic Eric Loney, Deputy Chief Tom Greif, and PIO Craig Atherton. (MADISON HARDY/Press)

Six feet apart isn't just a guidance at the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department but an obligation. Since the initial hit of COVID-19 the service organization has adopted multiple precautions to ensure the safety of not only their personnel but the entire community. Here, a handful of first responders and administration stand at a distance in front of a department engine. From left: CDAFD Battalion Chief John Morrison, firefighter and paramedic Scott Dietrich, firefighter and param…

December 6, 2020

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