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Written by Submitted Article Monday, 16 March 2009 00:00

Harris County recognizes Tomball Fire Department for 75 years

The Harris County Commissioners Court recognized the City of Tomball Volunteer Fire Department last week for its 75 years of providing service to the residents of Tomball and Harris County. County Judge Ed Emmett extended the appreciation of the court to the department for its “constant and reliable efforts made to protect and serve the community, and further offers congratulations on this 75th anniversary.” Pictured (from left to right), Assistant Fire Chief Trae Gammon, Fire Chief Randy Parr, Emmett and Assistant Fire Chief Eric Hoffman.