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David Durfee, deputy chief for Grant County Fire District 3, took his education one step further and obtained a bachelor’s degree. Durfee said it was one step in the constant learning process of being a firefighter.
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David Durfee helps push a new engine into the Moses Lake Fire Department station in 2021, when he was employed at the MLFD.
David Durfee, center, with his fellow firefighters on the Moses Lake Fire Department C shift in 2019.
QUINCY — The science and technique of fighting fires is always changing, said David Durfee, and firefighters must learn and change with it.
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