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Commissioner Thanks Volunteer Fire Departments, County Road Prision
February 22, 2008
At Thursday night’s meeting of the Escambia County Commission, District 5 Commissioner Kevin White offered his thanks to the emergency responders to Sunday’s tornado in Molino. He also thanked the county road prison for their work in uncovering the old Molino jail last week.
“I want to thank the volunteer firefighters in the response to the tornado victims on Sunday,” White told the commission. “They did a very outstanding job.”
Volunteer fire departments that had a part in Sunday’s response where Molino, McDavid, Century, Walnut Hill, Ferry Pass, Cantonment and Ensley.
Many other agencies also responded to the storm aftermath. For details, click here for an earlier NorthEscambia.com story.
White also thanked Escambia County Road Prison Superintendent Jeff Bohannon and his corrections officers for the job they did last Friday uncovering the old Molino jail on Brickyard Road. For detail on the historic jail, click here to a read a NorthEscambia.com story about it from last week..
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