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Apple Valley Fire Open House

We had so much fun at this year's Open Houses! Thanks for stopping by! Remember; EVERY SECOND COUNTS - PLAN 2 WAYS OUT!
Posted by Apple Valley Fire on Friday, October 13, 2017

New Fire Station Alerting Makes for Faster Response

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DCC in the News

BCTV VIDEO: The new ABLE (Apple Valley-Burnsville-Lakeville-Eagan) fire burn building and training tower has been completed that will help local firefighters train for any emergency. Here’s the video link on the ribbon cutting: ABLE Cities Fight Fire with Fire - New Fire Training Facility

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Request For Proposals

Dakota Communications Center is not currently accepting proposals.

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Yellow Ribbon Campaign
The goal of the “Yellow Ribbon” campaign is to create a network of member community agencies, organizations and services that can provide local military families with assistance and support. For more information on your community’s participation in this statewide campaign go to your community website or contact your city hall.

If You See Something, Say Something
The "See Something, Say Something" campaign is a nationwide campaign to promote public awareness of suspicious activity and to remind people how and when to report that activity. The public plays a critical role in reporting suspicious activities and local residents know better than anyone when something or someone is out of place.

Be Here For Kids

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