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- Residence.
- Kittery Point, ME
- Department:
- Kittery FD
- Title/rank:
- Capt.
- Years of public service:
- 16
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Training, Turnover and town growth
- Professional Qualifications:
- Federal Fire Insructor, Master Mariner, Maine Maritime Grad.
- Topics you provide training for:
- Basic Firefighting, Forcible Entry, Marine Fire Training, Rope Assisted Search, Firefighter Safety and Survival
- Areas of expertise:
- Marine and Shipboard firefighting
- Bio:
- I am a Captain with the Kittery Fire Department (ME) with 15 years experience in the fire service and twenty years in the maritime industry. I'm a graduate of Maine Maritime Academy and hold an unlimited tonnage ocean master and pilots license with experience aboard ships, tugboats and commercial fishing vessels.
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-Andrew
Be safe Bro
Hankins
How are things up you're way? All is well here, just got back from NY yeterday and happy to see some blue skies again. What's the closest airport to York Beach? I know it's early, but next June looks to be busy. Stay safe my friend,
UL
Just echoing what Kris said; thanks for spending some time with us this past weekend. That kind of stuff is what makes the firefighting, and FOOLS, brotherhood what it is.
Stay safe man!
Brad
How is Maine this time of year? How are you doing? Hope things are good.
UL
Things are good here, kids in the home stretch of school and they are excited for the summer. I have been busy as a one arm paper hanger, had very few days off in May, working or teaching, things are really taking off. Hope all is well with you and your family.
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