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New Deal Volunteer Fire and EMS Department hosting Fallen First Responders Remembrance Run - KCBD

The New Deal Volunteer Fire and EMS Department is hosting its 7th annual Fallen First Responders Remembrance Run/Walk on September 5th, offering a 5K and 10K cross-country course to honor those who died in the line of duty. First responders are invited to walk the course in full uniform or gear, and runners and ruckers can choose their distance on the cross-country route.
First responders are invited to walk the course in full uniform or gear, and runners and ruckers can choose their distance on the cross-country route. Day-of registration opens at 8 a.m. For anyone who hasn't signed up ahead of time.
Tickets are priced to keep the event accessible. First responders, kids, and students get in for $5, while general adult admission is $10. Anyone organizing a large group can reach the department at events@newdealfiredept.org for registration details.
For the South Plains, this kind of event carries real weight. New Deal is a small town just north of Lubbock, and its volunteer department runs on community support and local participation. A remembrance run like this one gives residents from across the area a concrete way to show up for the people who show up for them, whether that's lacing up sneakers or strapping on a ruck.
Now in its 7th year, the event has outlasted plenty of one-off fundraisers and become a fixture on the regional calendar.
Common questions
How much does it cost to enter the New Deal Fallen First Responders Run?
- First responders, students, and kids pay $5 to enter. General adult admission is $10. The low pricing is intentional to keep the event open to the whole community. Groups can contact events@newdealfiredept.org for registration details.
Can first responders participate in uniform?
- Yes. First responders are invited to walk the course in full uniform or gear. Runners and ruckers can also choose their distance on the cross-country route. The event honors those who died in the line of duty across all first responder services.
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