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This sign could save your life. Pay Attention!	SOSA Event Photo Gallery Fort Huachuca Safety Day Sierra Vista, Az.


Jana Leslie and Tina O’Shields of the Mesa Field Office spread the word about the Stay Out-Stay Alive program to the community of Sierra Vista. About 1,500 guests attended Fort Huachuca Safety Day, which included presentations from local, state, and federal agencies. MSHA promoted the Stay Out-Stay Alive campaign and distributed information for “Kids”, Stickers, Posters, and Fact Sheets.


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