Friends of Eagle Newsletter - May 7, 2025

Make a Difference. Save Lives. Serve Your Community.

Are you looking for a rewarding way to give back? Do you thrive under pressure and want to be on the front lines of emergency response?

Eagle Fire & Rescue is seeking dedicated Volunteer Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) to join our life-saving team.

What You’ll Do:

Respond to 911 medical emergencies

Provide critical pre-hospital care

Work alongside professional EMTs, paramedics, and firefighters

Serve your neighbors when they need you most

What We Offer:

Training & certification opportunities

Hands-on experience in emergency medicine

Strong team environment & ongoing support

A powerful way to make a real difference

Requirements:

Must be 18+ years old

Valid driver’s license (preferred)

Commitment to training

Passion for helping others

No experience? No problem! We’ll provide all necessary training to get you certified and confident in the field.

https://www.eaglefirerescue.com/

May 9 at 4pm - May 10 at 11:30am
Eagle PTE 2025 Plant Sale
@ Eagle Elementary

Come join us at our fourth annual PTE Plant Sale on Friday May 9th (4:00-7:00) or Saturday May 10th (830a-11:30a)
We will be selling a wide variety of annual plants, vegetables, prefilled pots, hanging baskets, a some house plants and succulents.
The sale is at Eagle Elementary, 600 N 1st st. Eagle Ne
(You will park and enter the school on the East side of the building)
This year The PTE is fundraising for outdoor play equipment for the preschool, standing desks and chairs that rock.
THANK YOU for supporting our Eagle Elementary!!! Happy Planting!

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For the 18th YEAR, EVERY TUESDAY from MAY to SEPTEMBER, riders head to Bailey’s Local in Eagle for delicious Nachos, camaraderie and beverages! (Full menu available.) Sign up for the Free Bike Give - away!
The MoPac East Trail gets you there!
Join the group on Facebook (see link below)
From Lincoln’s Trailhead at 84th & N Hazelwood (10 miles)
From Walton Trailhead (7.5 miles)
From Elmwood, east to Eagle (8.3 miles)
From Wabash Trailhead (11.3 miles)

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