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Lives in:: Colorado Springs, Colorado

Department:: Stratmoor Hills FD & Another full time department

Title/rank:: SHFD Chief & D/E at another Dept

Years of public service:: 13

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: SHFD-----Staffing, Recruiting, Retaining, Training

Professional Qualifications:: Stuff

Topics you provide training for:: varied

Areas of expertise:: I am Not an expert, learning every day and hope it never stops.

Bio:: Love the job.

Web site:: http://shvfd.com

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