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may otherwise die of their injuries. According to Chief Jones, "ere is no funding for this. We've just made it happen through multi-agency flexibility, resource sharing, etc." An exhaustive effort by the firefighters, deputies and police officers who actually do the work, along with training to achieve the innovative solutions offered by Rescue Task Force have resulted in the creation of an impressive and effective safety net for our community. Although the task of providing exceptional public safety and community outreach across three distinct entities while accentuating teamwork can seem like a staggering task, Chief Bowen emphasizes, "Individually we can be great, but collaboratively, we cannot be beaten!" SiG MT SiG MT 35 "Shane Klippenes is a career firefighter/paramedic, police chaplain, writer and photographer with a passion for Montana's wilder places and the people who call them home." S MT "ere is no funding for this…. We've just made it happen through multi-agency flexibility, resource sharing, etc." GFFR Chief Jones GFPD Captain Schaffer, Lieutenant Munkres and CCSO Sheriff Slaughter bring decades of law-enforcement experience to the table and the formation of projects that innovatively serve our community. CCSO, GFFR, and GFPD personnel at an operational debrief between incredibly physically taxing evolutions of RTF training.