17 new recruits undergo hose management training with Eugene Springfield Fire

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1 year ago

March 19, 2025

Eugene, OR – Seventeen new recruits from the Eugene Springfield Fire Department are currently undergoing hose management training this week.

The recruits are learning the essentials of managing fire hoses, a critical skill for their future roles as firefighters.

The training is taking place under clear skies, providing the perfect conditions for hands-on learning and skill development.

The recruits are expected to continue their rigorous training regimen as they prepare for the challenges ahead in their firefighting careers.

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