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Lives in:: Lucas County, Ohio

Department:: Washington Twp. Fire Dept.

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: 10

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Top issues in your department:: Retention and training

Professional Qualifications:: OH FF Level II, EMT-B, Fire Instructor, Haz Mat Ops, Water Rescue Tech, Ice Rescue Tech

Topics you provide training for:: Basic firefighting, rapid intervention, incident command, fire tactics.

Web site:: http://www.wtfd.net

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At 12:57pm on April 14, 2011, Brian Brush said…: Thank you for your message. I have a lot of those articles that I refer back to to keep me on track. This one I wrote awhile back and it has hung in my locker as a personal reminder. After FDIC I felt motivated to share it and I am glad to hear that it was well received. Please continue to pass it on brother.

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At 4:42pm on October 13, 2008, Jake Hoffman said…: 93% this morning. Thanks again.

At 8:21pm on October 12, 2008, Jake Hoffman said…: Hey thanks Moe! It was good to finally put a face with the name and meet ya. Thanks for helping out today I think I can speak for everyone and say that all of you guys were great. Also, thanks for saving my a** on the 2.5". You WTFD guys arent too bad, I might have to start hanging out with you guys and learning some more.

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