Public Safety partners, Marathon Police, Marathon EMS & Fire Department will host it’s annual Easter Egg hunt. We’re excited to once again host the event at the historic Saint Anthony Retreat Center. We will have separate areas for children age Baby – 10 year olds. Police Cars and Fire Trucks will be on display. Join us Saturday April 3rd at 10am
Tickets can be purchased from any Firefighter or First Responder on the Marathon Fire Department. When will it drop? Make a guess and you can win. Tickets are only $5 or 5 for $20. Winner will get half the pot. View the Barrel Drop Page for more details.
The Marathon Fire Department will hold an informational meeting on Wednesday April 22nd. The meeting will be held at the Marathon Fire Station at 7:00 PM. Anyone interested in learning more about this project is welcome to attend. A presentation of the proposed plans will be given as well as a breakdown of the cost.
One lucky 2nd grader, Calista Bruner, brought in her Stepdad, Firefighter Ryan Dallman for show-n-tell. Special Thanks to Marathon Area Elementary School for it’s support for the Marathon Fire Department and fire safety programs.
The Marathon Area Business Association (MABA) held its annual Holly Days celebration on Saturday December 13th. Marathon Fire Department commissioned village resident, Russell Gage to whip up a batch of his famous chili for this years Holly Days chili contest. Firefighters Jason Gage and Jack Flood served the chili at this event.
Ryan Dallman, Craig Klumpyan, Tim Zuleger and Caitlin O’Connor of the Marathon First Responder and Fire Department volunteered their time at Texas Roadhouse of Rib Mountain, WI. On Thursday December 11th Texas Roadhouse served a free lunch to it’s guests. Members of the local fire service and police department were on hand to serve the meal. All proceeds were to benefit the Salvation Army of Wausau.
The Tiger Cubs of cub scout pack 358 in Marathon had the opportunity to hold their monthly meeting at the Marathon fire station. The scouts took a station tour and got to check out all of the fire trucks. The scouts also had a brief lesson on fire safety and planned an escape route if a fire were to occur in their own home. The Marathon Fire station and Volunteers are available for station tours and fire prevention presentations. For more information email ryan@marathonfd.com
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