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- Residence.
- City of Tonawanda - New York
- Department:
- City of Tonawanda Fire
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter
- Years of public service:
- since 1971 on and off now on again
- Agency structure:
- Combination fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- number of members
- Professional Qualifications:
- Several,
Fire Investigator
State Fire Instructor
- Topics you provide training for:
- All types
- Areas of expertise:
- Still learning myself
Airport Firefighter
- Bio:
- Retire from Niagara Falls Airport Fire Dept (25 yrs)were I was Captain in the Fire Prevention Office my last five yrs. Before that I was a Driver/Operator and drove and operated all different types of Crash Vehicles as I worked at the Niagara Falls Airport.
Retired from the U.S. Air Force Reserves Fire Dept(21 yrs.)I was a Deputy Fire Chief my last several years, but I came up through the ranks just like everyone else, went to several different schools. I was one of about 3 others in the Air Force as a Fire Investigator as OSI did most investigations when needed.
New York State Fire Instructor(5 yrs.) I am a New State Fire Instructor assigned to Erie County, teaching different classes and I myself still take class to help me with all the new things going on in the fire services as when I first got in in 1971 it was here is your gear see you at the next fire if you all know what I mean.
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TKS, and Good Nite
Have a safe and uneventful weekend,
Stay safe, Train often
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