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Kansas City
Department:
Kansas City Fire Department
Title/rank:
Fireman
Years of public service:
10
Agency structure:
Paid fire department

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At 11:06pm on January 6, 2009, Andrew Brassard said…
Happy Birthday Brother!!

All the best!!

Andrew
At 5:02pm on December 21, 2008, Rob Cage said…
Those two or something else. But they would be fun to work with.
At 3:31pm on December 19, 2008, Rob Cage said…
i don't know, but i am going to give it a shot.
At 12:20pm on December 19, 2008, Jeff Schwering said…
Thanks for the add my Brother from the western part of the state. How goes it in KC?
At 10:01am on December 19, 2008, Rob Cage said…
I was planning to go on B shift with Dunc and those guys. We just had a big transfer list come out and some of the guys were transfered out. Dunc, kenny Joe, Buck, Rapp, Vogt, are still their. vogt went to the squad. Their are 4 new guys to the squad and one to the pumper. No one has any of the task force training nor do they have trench collapse training.
At 12:02am on December 19, 2008, Rob Cage said…
How is it going Dusty? Sorry I just got your invite. I don't get on the site much. I do find myself on it more and more. thing's are going good in the St.L. I am still at the 14's thinking about moving down to the 1's. How are thing going with you.
At 6:10pm on December 11, 2008, Andrew Brassard said…
Hey Brother,

Thanks for the add.

Do you ride around on the Beast (pictured above)?

Stay Safe
Andrew
At 5:17pm on December 10, 2008, Matt Erdman said…
Dusty, a relief lieutenant fills and covers for a promoted LT when on vacation or sick. In other words, I'm not "promoted" yet to the lieutenant position just act as one when needed. Make sense?
At 9:33am on November 16, 2008, Jim Mason said…
Dusty
thnks for joining CSF (Common Sense Firefighting). It a page about desison making on the fire ground. We have a very good discussion on ventilation that turned into pro and cons of Vent , enter , search and PPV fans.
I see you're on Kansas City. What is your first alarm manning response?
At 12:26pm on November 8, 2008, Brandon Holloman said…
Dusty we are in the process of starting a Rescue Company . We have the personnel selected and in place at our station 5. And we have a Pierce Velocity 39.5 ft Non-walk in Rescue on order. We are on the process of training our 30 members to Tech level in Water,Ice, Trench, Collapse, Confined Space and Rope. We have a long way to go but we will get there. For now the rescue will be cross staffed with the ladder but on any Tech rescue call, all of station 5 will go. Also we now have a dedicated Haz-Mat team at station 4.

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