A memorial plaque was unveiled to honor Sgt. Sivad Johnson, a firefighter who died six years ago. He had attempted to rescue three young girls struggling in a river. The girls were saved, but Johnson did not survive. His body was recovered after an extensive search by first responders.

The plaque was unveiled by the fire department and the city. Johnson's daughter was with him on the day of the incident. The loss was devastating to the department and Johnson's family.

Further details about the unveiling and Johnson's story are available from the source. The fire department wanted to create a lasting tribute to Johnson's memory and bravery.