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Lives in:: 83 Black Oak Lane, Dracut, Ma.

Department:: City of Lowell, Ma.

Title/rank:: Deputy Chief

Years of public service:: 29

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Firefighter survival training, Fire Hydraulics, ICS,

Professional Qualifications:: Adjunct fire science instructor for local community college.

Topics you provide training for:: Fire hydraulics
Fire Protection systems and equipment
Firefighter safety and survival skills

Bio:: 29 years on LFD. Studied and rose through the ranks. Current responsibliity similar to a Battalion Chief, with added administrative role as IT coordinator.
Taught Fire Hydraulics and Fire Protection sytems/equipment, at local junior college since 1997, and offer both online as well.

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At 8:27pm on July 6, 2008, Rusty Ricker said…: Phil,
How ya' been, long time since EMT school at St Joe's eh?
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At 7:54pm on March 4, 2008, Mike McEvoy said…: Small world, eh?

At 7:08pm on March 4, 2008, Phil Lemire said…: Enjoying Colorado with the wife.

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