Ok ladies!! We see you!!We are rocking an all-female Station 12 today for the first time in UFD history! #womeninfire #trainyourprobie #iaff #firefighter #nanooknation #uafsfa #nanookrec #alaskananooks #asuaf
Love to see this!!! 💪🏽
I’m feeling faint. I think I need a lift assist. I’m in UFD territory, thank goodness.
Hooray!!!It’s open!
The Noyes Slough bridge on Aurora Drive in Fairbanks is open to normal traffic operations.
Thank you for your patience, Aurora.
I drove over the bridge on my way home from church this morning and a young man was walking his dog. We gave each other a YAY!
DOG WASH DAY!!!Support your local animal rescue!
#AutoTrimDesignAK #GoldRetieverRescue #GRRF #dogs #puppylove
Ok, what a show tonight!! Let’s see your pictures!! These are from in town with all the lights..
Amazing!!!
Riverview neighborhood
About 100 miles away
I was a little late to the party.
Midnite sun golf course
Short and sweet
In Central
Near UAF
A friend took this one of our group
If you’re wondering where all your favorite Food Trucks are today, they’re up at UAF!!! And don’t forget, tonight you get into The Alaska Nanooks Volleyball Match for FREE with any purchase from any Food Truck. Nanooks are playing for The Championship tonight in The Denali State Ice Block Classic tonight at 7pm!! POINT NOOKS!!
Almost done for the season!!!
From FPD:Fairbanks residents have lost over $100,000 this week alone to phone scams. PLEASE be aware and help protect yourselves and your families!
We have taken dozens of reports of Fairbanks residents receiving calls in which the caller claims to be a member of our police department advising citizens that they have a warrant. The scammer will many times use the names of real officers and request payment from victims in the form of gift cards or tells them to make deposits in bitcoin machines.
The callers can be aggressive…they try to force people to stay on the phone, they tell victims they can’t tell anyone, including their spouse, about the call because of a “gag order”.
While they may sound convincing (they may use police jargon or you may even hear what sounds like a police radio in the background!) DO NOT GIVE THEM MONEY OR CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION IF THEY ASK FOR MONEY.
If you are unsure whether you are speaking to a real officer, hang up and verify directly with the agency the caller claims to be with. Remember that they can spoof our phone number so it appears they are calling from our department!
Not Fairbanks Police Department nor any other law enforcement agency will ever ask for money to try to deal with a warrant over the phone.
Do not give out personal information, and do not send strangers money. Please talk to your family and friends to warn them. The financial impacts on victims can be devastating, and we do not want Fairbanks residents victimized!
If you have received a call like this, you can report it to the Federal Trade Commission directly by visiting reportfraud.ftc.gov.
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