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- Residence.
- 121 Whitlock Road, Otisville, New York 10963
- Department:
- F.D. N. Y.
- Title/rank:
- Lt
- Years of public service:
- 27 years
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Budget
- Professional Qualifications:
- SME Emergency Vehicle Operations, Apparatus Specifications and Aerial Ladder Training
- Topics you provide training for:
- Apparatus Specifications
Emergency Vehicle Driver Training
Aerial Ladder and Tower Ladder Operations and Placement
- Areas of expertise:
- SME Emergency Vehicle Operations, Apparatus Specifications and Aerial Ladder Training
- Bio:
- BIO
MICHAEL WILBUR
121 WHITLOCK ROAD
OTISVILLE, NEW YORK 10963
845-386-5057
Mike Wilbur has been a volunteer firefighter for over 34 years and a career firefighter with the New York City Fire Department for 27 years. In the New York City Fire Department Mike was assigned to Ladder Company 56 for 15 years 8 as an apparatus operator and in 1995 was promoted to the rank of Lt. and is presently assigned to Ladder Company 27 in the Bronx. Lt. Wilbur also served on the FDNY apparatus purchasing committee, and has given state certification to the FDNY chauffeurs school.
Mike is also a contributing editor for Firehouse Magazine and Fire Apparatus Journal. He has also served on the IFSTA validation committees for the Apparatus Operator and Aerial Operator Manuals. Mike has served on the United States Fire Administration committee’s on Safe Operation of Fire Tankers and Emergency Vehicle Safety Initiative.
Lt. Wilbur is nationally recognized in Emergency Vehicle Operations, Apparatus Placement and Purchasing. For more information go to
- Web site:
- http://www.emergencyvehicleresponse.com
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