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Firefighter James Smith was presented a new helmet shield this morning from Chief Wooten and Captain Vinson...
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![Firefighter James Smith was presented a new helmet shield this morning from Chief Wooten and Captain Vinson, after a year-long class and passing his national registry certification. [Photo courtesy Okeechobee Country Fire Rescue]](/uploads/original/20240723-103134-898-Okee fire rescue sa.jpg)
OKEECHOBEE — Firefighter James Smith was presented a new helmet shield this morning from Chief Wooten and Captain Vinson, after a year-long class and passing his national registry certification, Smith is now a fully functioning paramedic with Okeechobee County Fire Rescue. Congratulations, James!
