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Department:: Orange Twp FD, Rome City, IN

Title/rank:: Safety/Instructor/Diver/K9

Years of public service:: 13

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Top issues in your department:: Finding enough time to get all the training in.

Professional Qualifications:: FF 1/2
Fire Officer 2
Instructor 2/3
K9 Handler/ Instructor (human remains, live find, former FEMA USAR, former accelerant dog handler)
Advance Open Diver
Ice Diver
Wreck Diver
Deep Diver
Drysuit Diver
Safety Officer
AEMT
NASAR Search and Rescue Technician 2
Wilderness Rescue Technician
Ice Rescue Technician/Instructor
BS Education (1983)
Masters Educational Psychology (1992)

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At 7:08am on May 3, 2012, Michael D. Wilson CFEI, MDI said…: Hi Jan,

Please send me your e-mail address.

Thanks!

At 11:14am on November 23, 2009, TR Hagerty said…: Any Time Jan We are alway glad to help If u need anything more just give us a call

At 11:03am on November 23, 2009, Jan Harkner-Abbs said…: Thanks Angola FD for helping us on this search with your sonar. Knew I could depend on ya when I called! :)

At 9:30am on August 19, 2009, Jan Harkner-Abbs said…: Wow! Had a long day on a search on a fire scene. Dogs did well. Conditions were not good all the way around. Sadly, there were 3 fatalities.

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