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Lives in:: Ashland City TN

Department:: Franklin Fire Department

Title/rank:: Lt

Years of public service:: 12

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Growing Department and training

Professional Qualifications:: FF I and II, AO, Instructor I, Fire Officer I and II, Hazmat Specialist

Topics you provide training for:: Hazmat, RIT, Basic FF

Areas of expertise:: Hazmat

Bio:: Started as a volunteer back in 1996 with the Ashland City Fire Department. I was a volunteer there for 8 years. In 1999, I graduated from Volunteer State Community College with a A.S. degree in Fire Science. In 2000, I was hired full-time with the Franklin Fire Department as an entry level firefighter. I have been promoted to engineer and Lt in the last 8 years. I am now the Lt on Tower2 on "C" shift.

In 2002, I began teaching for Vol State Community College and am now currently teaching Fire Behavior and Fire Service Hydraulics.

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