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Jim Briggs: 32, Male
Montrose, United States

Department:: Montrose Fire & Rescue

Title/rank:: Captain/ Training Officer

Years of public service:: 9

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Professional Qualifications:: FF1, Hazmat Ops, CPR

Bio:: Served 6 years on the Medway MA paid/call dept before coming to the Great state of Iowa.

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Rural Water Operations: (22 members)
Created by William Anderson

Training Officers Mutual Aid Group: (102 members)
Created by Forest Reeder

The Volunteer Fire Service: (41 members)
Created by Jay Wieners

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Micheal, I wouldn't mind having a copy of that survey if its not too much trouble. Thanks, Jim jimbriggs@dishmail.net Read More »

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