Blazing a trail: Minneapolis’ first Native American fire crew
Minneapolis makes history with its first all-Native American fire crew on Engine 10. Led by Capt. Michael Graves and Fire Motor Operator Jesse Strong, the team is breaking barriers, increasing visibility for Indigenous communities, and inspiring the next generation of Native youth. Beyond responding to emergencies, the crew is building trust and strengthening connections within the community, showing the impact of representation in public service.
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