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- Residence.
- Orlando Florida
- Department:
- Osceola County Fire Rescue
- Title/rank:
- Chief
- Years of public service:
- 19
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Institution of tax caps reducing funding
Staffing & Overtime
In-service Training Programs
Leadership and Officer Development
Standardization of SOG/SOPs
Growth
- Professional Qualifications:
- Multiple Fire Service certifcations including:
FO I and II
FAE
Instructor I - III
- Topics you provide training for:
- Instructor Training
Leadership/management
RIT Operations
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Bobby
I am glad everything is working out for Zach.I am glad you're doing well. Thanks for the email.I was wondering, if we are going to have Rick Lasky in Osceola any time soon. We have so many new members that may want to hear what hes got to say. I wish we could inspire some of our own. As I came back from Chicago, I told so many stories about Chicagos Bravest and their unity. I love my job man!!! I look forward to our meeting next month at 72. Take care brother.Stay healthy and be safe.
Hope youre doing well. I'll let you know how Chicago went. Stay healthy and be safe.
Rich , do you have a Collin McCormick on you department? He is my nephew.
Jim
I would like to send you some information about Incident Command Training which is critical to success when bad things happen. Would you please send your email address so I can send this information to you.
Thanks,
John Bierling
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