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Lives in:: Port Colborne

Department:: PCFES

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: Career 03/03/03 -

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Training, Training, Training..Did I say Training??
Politics, Budgets

Small department, ranks are Young not as much fireground experience however the pride and ownership are high. Im still a young buck in the game that now wears 2 stripes with a lot of work ahead but the challenge is accepted.

Topics you provide training for:: What ever I can do to help..Love firefighter basics

Areas of expertise:: A student of all an expert of nothing

Bio:: Firefighter since 2001.
Work for the City of Port Colborne small local of 13 career members, and 30 part-time/on call -
POP:20,000.

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The Brotherhood...what gives

What does the brotherhood mean to you? Well for me it means this.

The brotherhood is a family who at time will fight but will forgive and forget.

The brotherhood does not try to change rules or ask for them to be changed to meet their needs.

The brotherhood understands and accepts that it is part of a family that has sisters who are just a much as the family as they are.

The brotherhood understands its more then a title and a t-shirt.

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At 12:26pm on January 24, 2009, Mike Walker said…: Thanks for joining the High-Rise Group. I hope you learn as much from the page as I have. Take care brother.

At 12:11pm on January 10, 2009, Paul Combs said…: Thanks, Brother!
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At 10:31pm on January 8, 2009, Joel Holbrook said…: Brother Wayne, if you go to my page, open up my friends and hit Josh Augustine, he has posted some more pix of the stokes training, that gives you a really good shot of the change of direction at the tip of the aerial. If you cannot get to it, I will cut and paste it to my page.

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