Norfolk Fire Department practices lifesaving swift-water rescues at Johnson Park

While most folks were enjoying the sunshine over the weekend, the Norfolk Fire Department was using the hot weather to prepare for the worst.

June 9, 2026Updated: June 9, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Norfolk Fire Department practices lifesaving swift-water rescues at Johnson Park

Norfolk Fire Department practices lifesaving swift-water rescues at Johnson Park.Norfolk Nebraska Fire and Rescue

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Norfolk Fire Department practices lifesaving swift-water rescues at Johnson Park

Norfolk Fire Department practices lifesaving swift-water rescues at Johnson Park

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