Ranchester Fire Department and Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office Ensure Safe Annual Bike to School Day for Tongue River Elementary Kids

Ranchester Fire Department, in collaboration with the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office, proudly escorted the students of Tongue River Elementary on their annual Bike to School Day. This community event not only promotes physical activity and environmental awareness but also fosters a sense of camaraderie and safety within the neighborhood. The morning of May 2nd saw a procession of eager cyclists accompanied by dedicated members of the Ranchester Fire Department and the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office. With sirens blaring and lights flashing, the convoy made its way through the streets, ensuring the children’s safe journey to school.

Reflecting on the event, Fire Chief Jeff Barron expressed gratitude to the educators, volunteers, and law enforcement personnel whose unwavering dedication made the day a success. “Our community thrives on collaboration and support,” Chief Barron remarked. “Events like Bike to School Day highlight the incredible spirit of unity that defines Ranchester. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the educators who instill values of health and community in our children, the volunteers who generously give their time, and our law enforcement partners who work tirelessly to keep our community safe.”

The partnership between Ranchester Fire Department and the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office underscores their shared commitment to serving and protecting the community. Through collaborative efforts such as Bike to School Day, both organizations continue to foster strong relationships with residents, promoting a safer and more connected Ranchester.
As the children of Tongue River Elementary joyfully pedaled their way to school, escorted by local heroes, the community of Ranchester stood united in celebration of youth, health, and the spirit of togetherness.