Lake Havasu City is showing its true colors, and they're a solemn red. In a move of heartfelt solidarity, the city is paying homage to the nation's bravest who have lost their lives in the line of duty. It's part of the "Light the Night" campaign by the National Firefighters Foundation, which invites cities and citizens to honor fallen firefighters nationwide.

As the sun dips below the horizon each evening from Wednesday, May 1 to Sunday, May 5, significant city landmarks, including the storied London Bridge, will be awash in red light, the traditional color of the firefighter service. The event serves as a visceral reminder of the sacrifices made by these heroes, many of whom have succumbed to the perils of their jobs or job-related illnesses.

The initiative doesn't just stop at public buildings, it's a citywide affair. Residents and businesses are being encouraged to replace their standard porch lights with red bulbs, to cast their support in the most visible way possible. It's a striking symbol of unity, one that paints the town red in the most profound sense.

In recognition of this nationwide tribute, local support has surged with the Fire Administration standing as the point of contact for the event. Further details on participating and showing solidarity with the fallen can be found by reaching out to Fire Administration at (928) 855-1141, or by visiting the event's webpage.