first-responder-friday

One Central New York First Responder went from being a sheriff to the New York State Police. But he's always been a family man first. One Central New York First Responder went from being a sheriff to the New York State Police. But he's always been a family man first.

Imagine running a successful business while raising two children on your own and still being able to find time to volunteer at your local fire department. That's this week's First Responder.

A remarkable teenager is making a difference in Central New York.

50 years! That's a long time to devote your time to saving lives. That's why this Central New York firefighter is being honored as our First Responder of the week.

One Central New York police officer is going above and beyond to make his community a safer and better place every day.

Saving lives is a way of life for one Central New York First Responder who's been a pillar in his community for more than 30 years. Recognition for everything he's done is long overdue.

Being a volunteer firefighter is about so much more than just fighting fires. Our First Responder of the Week is living proof.

Age is just a number. A Central New York man is running his own business, working full-time for the town of Paris, and helping protect his community as a volunteer firefighter. At the age of 24.

This young first-responder serves his community with pride, all while managing his own business at the same time.

These two are always working hard behind the scenes, protecting their communities every day of the week.

With a quarter-decade of experience under his belt, this firefighter has always protected his community with pride.

Not all heroes wear capes. One wears red and black and deserves to be recognized for First Responder Friday.