The Green Valley Council held its second annual First Responders Fair on March 23, 2024, at Historic Canoa Ranch. The event drew hundreds to meet law enforcement and other first responders.Â
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The 2nd Annual First Responders Fair drew plenty of people to the historic Canoa Ranch on March 23. The Green Valley Council put the event together to honor local heroes.
Photos by Bobby Joe Smith
Members of the Green Valley Fire District, including Firefighter Ken Larriva, center, showed off their skills during the 2nd Annual First Responders Fair.
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Easton Gomez, 1, wasn't so sure about the firefighters hat, but his mom, Anissa, thought he looked cute.
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Pima County Sheriff's Department bomb technician Grant Neumann discusses the department's F6 robot.
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Pima County Sheriff's Department forensic tech Wendy Simms takes a group shot.
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Anza Trail School eighth-grader Ariah Ramirez sings the national anthem as Green Valley Fire District Chief Chuck Wunder stands at attention during the opening ceremony of the 2nd Annual First Responders Fair, which was sponsored by the Green Valley Council.
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Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos thanked everyone at the 2nd Annual First Responders Fair for always having the backs of local law enforcement officers.
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Walden Grove High School junior Shay Wolfe rocks two hats at the 2nd Annual First Responders Fair Saturday. Wolfe, who takes the law and public safety class at WGHS, plans to go into the U.S. Air Force.
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Sahuarita High School freshmen Jacob Magallanes, left, and Jacob Dattilo attended Saturday's 2nd Annual First Responders Fair as members of the NJROTC.
