Tag: Rich Piche

New Grand Forks fire truck delayed

Grand Forks will have to wait a little longer to receive its new fire truck, but city councillors say they would rather wait than have the vehicle rushed to completion.

Grand Forks family home destroyed by fire

A home in Grand Forks was destroyed by fire on Wednesday afternoon.

House fire in Grand Forks sends two to hospital

Two people were taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after a late-night house fire in Grand Forks.

Grand Forks Fire Rescue’s year of growth

Grand Forks Fire Rescue Fire Chief Rich Piche says its been a busy year since stepping into the top...

Fire destroys shop in Grand Forks

Grand Forks Fire Rescue responded to a fully engulfed structure fire on Spencer Road Sunday evening, December 8. Fire Chief...

Grand Forks’ next fire chief appointed

Grand Forks will be promoting from within for its next fire chief. A late item to the agenda Monday afternoon...
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