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Steve Kirschner

Steve Kirschner

Department:: Detroit Fire Dept.

Title/rank:: Senior Lieutenant

Years of public service:: 31

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Cutbacks, lack of any training, lack of necessary equipment,

Professional Qualifications:: Haz Mat Tech, Arson Investigator 4 years, Detroit Metro Police Academy

Topics you provide training for:: Field Ops

Areas of expertise:: Residential/Structural firefighting, Arson Investigation

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At 10:51am on July 1st, 2008, Randy Brown said…: Steve,

This is a GREAT website!!
WELCOME ABOARD!

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