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In a proud and defining moment for our department, the Oglala Sioux Tribe formally recognized and honored Alpha One Fire & Rescue for our service and dedication to the community. Led by Wounded Knee District Representative Mr. Steele, the effort to secure this recognition showcased our commitment and perseverance. Despite opposition, Alpha One proved itself to be capable, ready, and unwavering in
Following the first photo of the honoring ceremony, this image highlights the recognition of Alpha One Fire & Rescue, featuring Shelby & K9 Sunka. This was a proud occasion where every member of Alpha One was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation. These certificates represent more than just an award—they are a testament to the countless hours of training, the sacrifices made, and the unwa
Building Heroes at Home
When this young man saw Joe on the front page of our local newspaper, he knew he was meeting a true hometown hero. Moments like this prove that our next generation doesn’t have to look far for inspiration—they can find it right here in their own community. We’re forging future first responders, igniting pride, and paving the way for a stronger, safer tomorrow.
Crisis Response and Intervention Training (CRIT)
Alpha One members recently participated in CRIT to expand our expertise in handling emergencies that impact Tribal communities. This comprehensive training focused on effective communication, de-escalation techniques, and coordinated response strategies—skills that are critical when every second counts. By investing in CRIT, we strengthen our abili
This photo embodies Alpha One’s unwavering dedication to building a strong, resilient community. The fire department being referenced is the Bureau of Indian Affairs, whose personnel are not trained in structural firefighting and therefore cannot provide suppression services. This contrast underscores the vital role and unique impact Alpha One has within the community—filling a critical gap in fi