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Even a small amount of alcohol can significantly impact your driving ability. To ensure your safety on the road, consider these options:
✔️ Schedule a rideshare in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles.
✔️ Call a cab for a convenient and reliable way to get home.
✔️ Have a sober friend take you home – it’s always a good idea to have a trusted friend by your side.

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Starting Wednesday, June 25, State Road 13 will close between County Road 400 S and Old State Road 132/Vine Street in Lapel to undergo pavement rehabilitation work. Before this new closure begins, the existing closure between I-69 and State Road 38 will reopen. For more details, visit: https://bit.ly/43XV7Po

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The Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory announces the retirement of Fire Chief Tom Marvel, a dedicated public servant with a career marked by unwavering commitment, leadership, and service to the community. Chief Marvel’s journey with the department began in March 2009 as a volunteer, and he quickly rose through the ranks after becoming a certified firefighter and EMT in July of the same year.

His exceptional leadership qualities and dedication earned him a promotion to fire lieutenant in 2012, followed by key leadership roles as fire captain, training officer, and assistant fire chief. In 2022, Chief Marvel made history as the first fire chief officially appointed by the Fire Board, a testament to the respect and trust he had earned within the department and the community.

Throughout his tenure, Chief Marvel oversaw significant advancements within the department, focusing on training, operational excellence, and community engagement. His efforts have left a lasting impact, ensuring the Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory is stronger and better equipped to serve the community than ever before. Guided by the values of service, integrity, and courage, Chief Marvel’s leadership has inspired those around him, leaving a lasting legacy that will continue to shape the department’s future.

The Town of Lapel and Stony Creek Township extend their deepest gratitude to Chief Marvel for his years of service, steadfast leadership, and enduring commitment to protecting life and property. As he steps down, the Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory remains committed to its mission of providing the highest quality fire suppression, emergency medical services, public education, and prevention to residents, business owners, and visitors.

In his own words, Chief Marvel expressed his gratitude to the community and department: “I want to thank the political leadership and external stakeholders of Lapel and Stony Creek Township. After over 16 years of service, I’ll be stepping away on June 24th as your Fire Chief. It’s been an honor to serve this community and work alongside the great men and women of this department. This department and community have made me into the person I am today. Thank you for the trust, support, and opportunity to lead this organization – it’s been a dream come true.”

Chief Marvel looks forward to seeing the department’s future direction and is excited about what’s to come for the community. As he bids farewell, he notes, “This isn’t goodbye – just see you later on. Thank you all for everything! God Bless.”

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Meet Bryan Hutchison, a dedicated firefighter with the Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory. With 5 years of service in the fire department, Bryan has been making a difference in his community since day one. As a Firefighter and Maintenance Assistant, he plays a crucial role in ensuring the fire territory runs smoothly, from participating in trainings to lending a hand at special events and responding to calls for service.

Bryan’s connection to the community runs deep, having grown up in the Town of Lapel and now proudly serving the area he calls home. What makes his service even more remarkable is that he serves alongside his brother, carrying on a family legacy of commitment, courage, and community dedication.

When asked what drives him to volunteer, Bryan’s response is heartfelt: “Being able to help in the town I call home is the best feeling in the world.” This sense of purpose and passion is evident in everything he does, from his work as a Grader INC/Mechanic in his full-time job to his tireless efforts as a firefighter.

We’re grateful for Bryan’s dedication, reliability, and generous spirit. His contributions to the community have not gone unnoticed, and we’re proud to have him as part of our team. Thank you, Bryan, for all that you do!

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🚨 HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL TUESDAY 8:00 PM 🚨

Madison County is under a Heat Advisory through Tuesday evening, with temperatures expected to soar into the upper 90s and dangerous humidity levels that may push the heat index over 100°F.

To stay safe and avoid heat-related emergencies, follow these essential tips:

🌡️ Stay hydrated by drinking water regularly, even if you don’t feel thirsty. It’s also best to avoid alcohol and caffeine, which can exacerbate dehydration.

🏠 Stay cool by spending time in air-conditioned spaces like libraries, stores, or designated cooling centers. These can provide a safe refuge from the heat.

🕶️ Dress for the heat by wearing loose, light-colored clothing. Try to avoid strenuous activities during the hottest parts of the day, typically between 11 AM and 5 PM.

🚨 It’s crucial to recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses:
– Heat Exhaustion: symptoms include dizziness, nausea, and heavy sweating.
– Heat Stroke: characterized by confusion, fainting, and a high body temperature. If you or someone you know is experiencing heat stroke, call 911 immediately.

🐾 Don’t forget to check on others, especially vulnerable individuals like kids, elderly neighbors, and pets. Never leave anyone or any pet in a parked car, as this can quickly become a life-threatening situation.

By looking out for one another and taking the necessary precautions, we can keep our community safe during this extreme heat. If you need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. 💪

Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory 🚒
#HeatAdvisory #StayCoolLapel #CommunityFirst

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🚑 Apparatus Spotlight: Ambulance 72 / Medic 72 🚑
Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory

We’re putting the spotlight on Ambulance 72 / Medic 72, our reliable and versatile second-out ambulance serving the community. This trusty vehicle is ✅ BLS Certified and equipped with ✅ ALS gear, ready to be deployed as an advanced life support unit whenever a paramedic is on board. It also features a ✅ Stryker Power Load system, ensuring safer and smoother patient loading and unloading.

With a rich history of service, Ambulance 72 initially served as Ambulance 71, delivering countless hours of frontline service before being reassigned to its current role as our second-out unit. Although it’s no longer our primary ambulance, it remains a vital part of our EMS response capability.

Ambulance 72 stands ready to respond to every call, every run, and every emergency. 🚨

#ApparatusSpotlight #Lapel #Stonycreektwp #EMS #Ambulance72 #LapelStonyCreekTwpFire


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