(COLORADO SPRINGS) — After 40 years with the Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD), Fire Chief Randy Royal announced he will retire on March 9, 2027, after nearly five decades in fire and emergency medical services. CSFD said Chief Royal was born in Washington, D.C., with deep Colorado roots. Chief Royal grew up in Monument, just [...]
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