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Russ
Take care, Sister!
You have quite an impressive background. Like yourself I am in charge of providing education for my HazMat Team and as a Ohio HazMat TAC member am involved in determining the future of Ohio HazMat Education, Equipment and Responce. I am very surprised that no one from any of the fire schools have bothered to send a rep to the TAC meetings. If you want to keep in touch you can e-mail me at:
schazmat@zoominternet.net
Always nice to meet new people especialy ones in Ohio.
Be Safe
Sil