ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT! COME ONE COME ALL!
WFPA SUMMER EVENTS BEGIN
1ST PANCAKE BREAKFAST OF 2023 IS THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 29th!!!
Step right up Saturday, April 29th 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. to enjoy your Pancake
Breakfast at the Walker Fire Station. The traditional last Saturday of the
month summertime Pancake Breakfast to tickle your palate.COME […]
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
May 6, 2023
FIREWISE and PREPAREDNESS DAY
SPONSORED BY
WALKER COMMUNITY ACTION ALLIANCE’S FIREWISE COMMITTEE
MEETING PLACE: WALKER FIRE STATION TIME: 1 PM
OUR SPEAKERS WILL TALK ABOUT:
• FIREWISE AND PREPAREDNESS
• THE APS PROJECT ON WALKER RD.
• THE HASSAYAMPA PROJECT
• WALKER FIRE DEPARTMENT’S NEW ENGINE
NO CHARGE – IT’S FREE
Come Learn Not To Burn and […]
We get email. Here’s the announcement for the WFPA Annual Meeting.
Do you want to help out by serving on the board?
There are 3 openings, with 3 current board members running for their own seats. (They didn’t say which ones.)
This year the WFPA annual meeting will be held at the WFPA Station on […]
It snowed over a foot yesterday. I had to plow the road last night and again today.
Here’s the video from my 360 degree camera.
Walker got 15-18″ of snow, with more at higher elevations. I took a drive with my new drone up Walker Road on the sunny day after the snow.
Brian Rose lives up near Mt. Union, near the tower. He sent us these photos.
The coyote in the driveway was yesterday, and the second is almost 2 feet of snow today.
My new drone just had a firmware update released by the company, Skydio. It allows me to push a button and it takes a panorama photo.
Click on the image below to see it full size.
2023 New Year’s Day Snow In Walker is taken about 5:00pm, after an afternoon of snow.
This is what mountain living is all about.
Watch it on YouTube if you want. https://youtu.be/EoVhg00lAKg
A little advice if you have a steep driveway, (and who doesn’t in Walker?)
Walker Fire was called to a structure fire on Friday morning. The process of fighting a structure fire typically involves knocking down the flame with water then looking for hot spots/heat inside walls or the ceiling.
That second step is done by using […]
