Code Grey

Code Grey Focused on first responder wellness, PTSD recovery, and suicide prevention.

04/02/2026
02/02/2026
24/01/2026

Hurricane Fire & Rescue is opening up another application window for part time firefighters. See details below!

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04/01/2026

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

Join us for the Annual Show of Force at the State Capitol and stand together as we speak directly with our State Delegates and Senators about the issues impacting the fire service and our communities. This is our opportunity to be seen, heard, and united in support of those we serve.

Gear up, show up, and help make a difference.

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We’ve made it through the first half of the 2020s. Let’s all walk into 2026 like a boss! 💪

27/12/2025

2 spots available. Starts December 29th at 8pm! During the first session we will set the schedule for the following sessions! This will focus on strength training while educating on the “why” we are doing the exercise. Text 304.814.9779 to secure your spot!

23/12/2025

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CODE GREY: Finding Calm in the Chaos

Husband-and-wife team Paul “Allen” Lude and Kari Mika-Lude are the driving forces behind CODE GREY. Allen was a firefighter and EMT with Davis Creek Volunteer Fire Department for 8 years and a correctional officer for 4 years and experienced firsthand the physical and emotional stress of being a first responder, which is one of the reasons why they started CODE GREY. Allen has since re-entered volunteer firefighting with the Culloden Volunteer Fire Department. A Chicago native, Kari moved to West Virginia in 2017. She is a licensed and board-certified therapist specializing in mental health, trauma, and addiction. With her background in trauma and mental health and Allen’s background as a first responder who has dealt with PTSD, they provide a unique perspective and address the issue from all angles (first responder, mental health professional, and family). Additionally, both Kari and Allen are members of the Cabell County Critical Incident Stress Management (CCCISM) team.

Since its inception, CODE GREY has been presented to the Kenova Police Department, the Dunbar Fire Department, and all Cabell County first responders.