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Profile Information
- Department:
- New Haven
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter
- Years of public service:
- 5
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Budget, New Probies
- Professional Qualifications:
- CT FF1,FF2,EMT-B,Basic Pump, Elevator Rescue, Haz-Mat Op, Degree Fire/Arson Investigation
- Areas of expertise:
- None-Everyone is always learning
- Bio:
- I began with a Combo Department in Fairfield County in 2003 out of H.S. While there I atteneded U of New Haven for Fire Science/ Arson Investigation Graduating in 2007. Durring my time at UNH I worked for a EMS service. In 2007 I was hired for career department in Wilton, Ct after graduating the CT Fire Academy Class 39 I worked the line for 9 Months before leaving to go to work for New Haven Fire
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This where the serious trainers learn form each other, this where we as a family grow and you are a part of it. How exciting is that!
Please take a look at the group called HazMat News and Training. We are currently talking about some great things and I would love to hear what YOU have to say. Todd McKee