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Department:: Little Elm

Title/rank:: Assistant Chief

Years of public service:: 27

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Our top issues are similair to many FD across the nation..Staffing, pay, apparatus.

Professional Qualifications:: Served with The Colony FD for 22 years before accepting the job of Administrative Division Chief with Little Elm Fire Department.. Hold a Master Firefighter, Master Instructor certificate, and also a Licenced Paramedic.

Areas of expertise:: High Angle, Driver Operator classes, and many FD training subjects. I have been teaching Fire Service topics for 15 years.

Bio:: Married for 27 years to Janet. I have 3 sons, Cody, Jason and Eric.

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At 8:09pm on April 14, 2009, Clay Cunningham said…: Hey Chief Wellman,how's Little Elm treaten ya?

At 11:58am on November 3, 2008, Brian Meroney said…: Things are great. I'm loving Saginaw. I have already promoted to a Second or Acting Lieutenant position. I have just taken over EMS and help with training. Feel like I belong here.

At 7:34pm on November 2, 2008, Brian Meroney said…: Hey Ed,
Looks like things are going well for you..

At 6:57pm on November 2, 2008, Matt Grant said…: Hello Chief,
You taught in my fire academy class a few years ago. You taught me a lot and were very supportive of my career goals. Things are going well with me and I hope with you as well. Thanks for all of your help.

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