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Hackensack Deputy Chief Pete Danzo

March 30, 2022 | NEW JERSEY RON JEFFERS, New Jersey Editor

Photo by RON JEFFERSHackensack Deputy Chief Pete Danzo received his retirement gift from members of the Second Platoon at Fire Headquarters on March 28th. Danzo served the city for 34-years. "Most kids will say they want to be a fireman when they are little...that is all I ever wanted to be," he said. "I can honestly say I never 'worked' a day during my 34-year career because to me it was so much more than 'work'."

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Hackensack Deputy Chief Pete Danzo received his retirement gift from members of the Second Platoon at Fire Headquarters on March 28th. Danzo served the city for 34-years. "Most kids will say they want to be a fireman when they are little...that is all I ever wanted to be," he said. "I can honestly say I never 'worked' a day during my 34-year career because to me it was so much more than 'work'."

RON JEFFERSNew Jersey Editor

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