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Fireplace chief of East Lansing is retiring after 30 years of service

By Editorial Board Published April 25, 2025 1 Min Read
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Fireplace chief of East Lansing is retiring after 30 years of service

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Daybreak Carson is the first-ever feminine hearth chief for town of East Lansing. Carson started her profession in 1994 as a firefighter and paramedic.

She rose by way of the ranks, serving as lieutenant, captain, deputy chief, after which chief. After 30 years of service, she is now bringing her profession to an in depth.

Immediately, Carson celebrated with buddies, household, and coworkers at her retirement occasion. The occasion had snacks and memorabilia showcasing her work over the previous 30 years.

“I worked with a great group of people, and I have had a good career, now it’s time to pass the torch and go on to something new,” stated Carson.

As the primary feminine chief, she stated it was an honor to make historical past.

Later, her ultimate name was broadcast over the intercom, leaving an emotional chief. The gang cheered her on as she listened.

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