By Erica Edwards
First Coast News
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, Fla. — Residents Carol Baker and her 13-year-old son, Tanner, know first-hand the safety provided by the town’s volunteer fire department.
“I personally had a fire last year out behind my house and the volunteer firefighters were right there the whole time,” Carol Baker said.
The Keystone Heights Volunteer Fire Department, or KHVFD, has been operating in the town since 1925. Its building houses both its equipment and that belonging to Clay County Fire Rescue.
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