
Mark Lorenzen takes over as Chief of the Menlo Park Fire Protection District
Unlike many who become fire fighters, joining the fire service was not a lifelong ambition for Mark Lorenzen, who became head of the Menlo Park
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Unlike many who become fire fighters, joining the fire service was not a lifelong ambition for Mark Lorenzen, who became head of the Menlo Park
We got a tip from Menlo Park resident Robin Tobias about the spiffy new red doors at the Menlo Park Fire Protection District's fire house
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic
Emails Cotton St. resident Jim Schott: "A house at 1275 Hermosa Way caught fire before 9:00 pm last night (Monday, January 3). There were a
At its meeting on December 21, 2021, the Board of the Menlo Park Fire Protection District will be asked to appoint Chief Mark Lorenzen as
On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, retired Menlo Fire Chief Harold Schapelhouman recalls recovery efforts in today's San Francisco Chronicle. Read or listen to him
After a year's hiatus due to the pandemic, National Night Out events took place yesterday evening in Holbrook Palmer Park in Atherton and at Café
The collaborative Fireworks Task Force has concluded operations for the 2021 fireworks season. Working with elected leaders and community partners, fireworks education information was
Harold Schapelhouman was asleep in his bunk bed at the Los Altos' El Monte fire station some 40 plus years ago when he was awakened
City and country officials along with Fire District board members—past and present—gathered at Fire House Station One this afternoon to celebrate the 40-year career of
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