Scott Little, fire chief of Lancaster’s Bureau of Fire, explains various policies and programs that he is working on implementing at the bureau Aug. 21, 2018, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Little has plans for a number of outreach initiatives, including a citizens’ fire academy, a community engagement program and a youth mentorship program for middle school and high school students.

Scott Little, fire chief of Lancaster’s Bureau of Fire, explains various policies and programs that he is working on implementing at the bureau Aug. 21, 2018, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Little has plans for a number of outreach initiatives, including a citizens’ fire academy, a community engagement program and a youth mentorship program for middle school and high school students. Stock Photo

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