ADRIAN, Ore. — The Adrian Rural Fire District and the Snake River Valley Fire Chiefs Association announced the line-of-duty death of Chief George Martin, who died on Nov. 7.
The agencies said Martin suffered a medical event while on scene at a motor vehicle accident and died as a result, Idaho News reported.
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Martin had served with the Adrian Rural Fire District for more than 20 years, including the past four as fire chief. He was known for his dedication to his department and community.
Additional information about funeral arrangements, memorial services and opportunities for the community to pay respects will be released as it becomes available, according to the announcement.
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