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Residence.: Chapel Hill NC

Department:: Bethesda

Title/rank:: Firefighter/EMT

Years of public service:: 9

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

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At 7:31pm on April 25th, 2008, Bobby Halton said…: Welcome brother, I need to ask you a favor. We are trying something a little different here: To ensure we have the best communication possible, we are asking that you use your full name if you wish to participate. By eliminating anonymous posts we hope to elevate the discussion and maintain a sense of open and honest sharing. The intent is not to exclude anyone but to protect everyone from unwanted and inappropriate postings.
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