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Billings Fire Department hosted a retirement party for Fire Chief Bill Rash
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Billings, Montana – Billings firefighters hosted a retirement party for Fire Chief Bill Rash on Thursday.
Bill Rash has served as a firefighter more than 40 years in Billings including the last seven years as a Fire Chief.
Rash received a plaque during the ceremony to remind him of the time serving as Chief.
“So for us, it’s a sad day because we are losing a true leader. We’re losing a mentor, a coach and an all around resource. But it’s also a happy day because we’re excited for him to go onto greener pastures because he deserves it,” new Fire Chief Pepper Valdez said.
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