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Nov 18 2022

Micah Reid 2022 Firefighter of the year!

Each year, the members of the Shawnee Heights Fire District nominate members for the firefighter of the year. They then vote on the nominee. Firefighter Micah Reid was selected as the 2022 Firefighter of the Year.  Micah joined the Shawnee Heights Fire District on August 16, 2021.  He has been a dependable asset to the district and can be relied on to make calls anytime day or night.

Micah is currently employed in the construction trade.  Through that work, he has valuable skills set that assist with his job duties at Shawnee Heights Fire District.

In his spare time he enjoys hunting, farming on his property, building projects and spending time with his wife, Karen, and their children.

Congratulations to FF Micah Reid!

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