Cobourg Fire Department Captain Retires After Three Decades of Service to the Community

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Cobourg Fire Department Captain Chris Brown retired from the fire service on Friday, April 17, 2020.

Captain Brown has served as a member of the Cobourg Fire Department for thirty-years.

Because of COVID-19, members of the service were unable to give Captain Brown a proper send off, but firefighters and their families drove by Captain Brown’s house to wish him and his wife happiness in their retirement.

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