WILLIAMS, Ore. – The Williams Rural Fire Protection District is holding its first annual chili cook-off Friday.
They’re asking the public to come judge their local firefighters’ chili concoctions to find the champion. The winner will represent Williams Fire at a regional event later this year. That competition will pit Jackson and Josephine county first responders against each other.
The cook-off is at 3:00 p.m. Friday at the station, located at 211 East Fork Road in Williams.
It costs $5 dollars to attend but kids 12 and under are free.
Proceeds go toward restoring the old fire station, which the Williams Rural Fire Protection District hopes will serve as a future community fire museum.
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