Los Angeles – Los Angeles Rams will select them in the upcoming NFL draft from the Air Operation Base of Los Angeles Fire Department at Van Nuis to honor the first response to the devastating fires of South California earlier this year.
RAMs are converting a room in the Air Operation Complex to serve as the draft office of General Manager Les Snade and Coach Shan McVev, and will be occupied by an adjacent hangar scouts and coaches during the three -day draft next week. The LAFD base will be fully effective during inspection from RAMs.
RAMS president Kevin Demoff says, “The draft from LAFD air operations is a powerful reminder of what to represent the Los Angeles.” “Since the fire broke our region in January, we tried to combine the LA to help the restoration, enhanced the influence of the influencers and highlighted our first response to our first reaction.
The RAMs are also renovating the entertainment room at the Air Operations Base, keeping the reliciners and other improvements for fire workers’ rest regions. About 5 first reactions in the region will meet with McVev, Demoff and other RAMS executives on the second day of the draft.
The RAMS franchise of the fire had a significant impact. The team’s training complex at Woodland Hills Para in Los Angeles was within a few miles of Kenneth Fernando in the San Fernando Valley, and some players and team staff had to remove their houses as a warning.
The fire was the worst of them in the previous week before the NFL Postsation began. As a result, smoke pollution and pressure on government resources forced the league to transfer Arizona’s Glendale to the RAMS Wild-Card Round Home game against Minnesota.
RAMS says they have donated nearly $ 2 million to make relief efforts. They also hosted the distribution events for the families that are removed, the football clinics for the students who are on fire, and sold the co-branded merchandise with the LAFD logo to support the Fire Department and the American Red Cross.
Interim Fire Chief Ronnie Vilanuva says, “The NFL draft in the LAFD Air Operation highlights the important role in the Hosting Los Angeles, especially during the fiery season.” “Rams of Rams – Reforming our station and recognizing our firefighters – we all show deep commitment to the city we serve.”
In 2021, RAMS began the tradition of taking their draft headquarters to a symbolic place in Los Angeles. Four years ago, after setting up a camp at the Malibu Beach Mansion, the team has since conducted its draft activities from big houses at Hollywood Hills, Tarzana and Hermosa Beach.
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