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Lives in:: Pensacola, FL

Department:: Escambia County Fire Rescue

Title/rank:: Lieutenant

Years of public service:: 15

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: structured chain of command in a combination department

Professional Qualifications:: FL State certified: Instructor, EMT, FF II, HAZMAT Tech, Live Fire Instructor

Topics you provide training for:: FF I, Hazmat, Tactics and Strategies, Extrication, Bldg Const.

Areas of expertise:: Fire Suppression, Hazmat

Bio:: Began my service in 1993, certified in 1994, hired full time career FF in 2000, recevivd Instructor cert in 2002, EMT in 2003, LFI in 2008, promoted to Lt. in 2008

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