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NorthWestern Energy donates gas detector to Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department
Date: Feb 19, 2025
TYPE: News
Great Falls, Mont. – Feb. 19, 2025 – NorthWestern Energy donated a $2,500 multi-gas detector to the Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department to keep the first responders safe when responding to calls.
“The Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department is a great partner, keeping our community safe and responding to emergencies 24/7, 365 days a year,” said NorthWestern Energy Supervisor Gas & Electric Operations Jamey Wheeler. “We want their personnel to have this important safety tool when carrying out their critical work.”
The hand-held multi-gas detector is used to detect combustible gases and measure the concentration of oxygen, carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide. It helps determine whether it is safe for fire responders and emergency personnel to enter a structure.
The Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department serves Black Eagle, as well as the area west to Stuckey Road and north to the Cascade County line. In 2024, the fire department responded to 253 calls.
“We continue to budget to finish our new building that is more centrally located and built to house our larger equipment, so donations such as this are valuable,” said Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department Lt. Graydon Irish. “NorthWestern Energy personnel work with us to keep both our community and volunteer firefighters safe.”
NorthWestern Energy also delivered a $500 donation for the new building fund.
To learn more about donating to the Black Eagle Volunteer Fire Department’s new building, leave a message at 406-452-7883. Donations can be mailed to BEVFD, P.O. Box 533, Black Eagle, Montana, 59414.
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NorthWestern Energy, provides essential energy infrastructure and valuable services that enrich lives and empower communities while serving as long-term partners to our customers and communities. We work to deliver safe, reliable, and innovative energy solutions that create value for customers, communities, employees, and investors. We do this by providing low-cost and reliable service performed by highly-adaptable and skilled employees. We provide electricity and / or natural gas to approximately 775,300 customers in Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Yellowstone National Park. Our operations in Montana and Yellowstone National Park are conducted through our subsidiary, NW Corp, and our operations in South Dakota and Nebraska are conducted through our subsidiary, NWE Public Service. We have provided service in South Dakota and Nebraska since 1923 and in Montana since 2002.
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