Hornbrook Fire Chief Tim Thurner is seen with William E. Simpson II, the Executive Director of Wild Horse Fire Brigade receiving a check for $1,000.00
In recognition of the fact that Hornbrook Fire Protection District is under funded, under-staffed and nevertheless was on-scene at the Copco Lake mud pit, trying to save wildlife from a slow miserable death in the hazardous mud exposed by KRRC’s Klamath Dam removal project, the all volunteer nonprofit Wild Horse Fire Brigade
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