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Michoacán Honors Firefighters as Congress Backs Legal Status and Push for State Day

Officials press for budgets that convert tribute into equipment, training, recognition.

Este año se cumplen 103 años de la fundación del departamento, quienes brindan sus servicios en todos los rincones de la ciudad. Foto: Emmanuel Castañeda
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Los bomberos de Nogales serán reconocidos mañana en una ceremonia que se efectuará en el Auditorio Municipal. FOTO: ESPECIAL

Overview

  • At a Congress ceremony, state Civil Protection coordinator Amuravi Ramírez Cisneros urged legislators to declare August 22 the Day of the Firefighter in Michoacán.
  • The Security and Civil Protection Commission noted a dictamen approved by the full Congress that recognizes firefighters in the state Civil Protection law to provide legal certainty.
  • Legislative leaders said praise must translate into modern infrastructure, standardized safety gear, responsible budgets and continuous professionalization.
  • The Morelia government marked the day by delivering incentives to its corps, which counts 48 members and has handled more than 1,500 calls this year.
  • Commemorations in Morelia included a church service, a parade through the city center and a family gathering at the station, as officials highlighted recent equipment donations via the Yakima, Washington sister-city partnership and promised new uniforms.