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Lives in:: Syracuse, NY

Department:: Lakeside FD

Title/rank:: Lieutenant/Commissioner

Years of public service:: 35

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Top issues in your department:: Recruitment/retention, keep training interesting especially for the senior members.

Topics you provide training for:: Hose advancement, forced entry, venting

Web site:: http://www.lakesidefiredistrict.com

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At 11:27pm on November 10, 2008, John Dantuono said…: How many volunteer departments use seat assignments on their apparatus?
I am looking for suggestions and direction as to properly set this up and maintain it.

At 4:57pm on October 29, 2008, John Dantuono said…: First I want to apologize for adding myself under a "nickname". It is not very professional and I'm sorry to those of you who posted comments to the "27 Commish"
name I first signed up under.
I'm very happy to be back and a part of this wonderful community.
I hope to share some thoughts and ideas with the members and I am very eager to learn from all of you.

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