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- Residence.
- Cloverdale Indiana
- Department:
- Madison Township V.F.D
- Title/rank:
- 2nd Lieutenant
- Years of public service:
- 4
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Staffing at the moment...we are a small rural dept and operating on a small budget as the same with many volunteer departments
- Professional Qualifications:
- Basic Firefighter
Nims 100,200.300,700,800b
Hazmat Awareness
WMD Awareness(100)
Basic Wildland
Water rescue awarenes
National Fire Academy Firefighter rescue (16hr)
Pre Basic Law Enforcement
- Topics you provide training for:
- Everyone goes home alive
- Areas of expertise:
- I learn something new everyday so i wouldnt call myslef an expert.
- Bio:
- I am 22 years old. i have been a firefighter for almost 4 years
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