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Lives in:: Galena, OH

Department:: Genoa Township Fire Department

Title/rank:: Lieutenant

Years of public service:: 29 years

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: County EMS , Staffing increases, Additional station

Professional Qualifications:: Ohio Fire instructor 1988, EFO, Bachelor's Degree Fire Administration, Associate's Degree Fire Science, Ohio Fire Safety Inspector

Topics you provide training for:: NIMS ICS, NFPA FFI & FFII, Pumps and Hydraulics, Pump Testing, Ladders, etc.

Areas of expertise:: Nozzles, Fireground Hydraulics, Acquired Structures 1403,
Pumps, Combination Department Administration, Training,

Bio:: 12 yrs Volunteer Bryan, OH, 4 yrs Montgomery Co. MD, 5 yrs Fort Wayne, IN, 5yrs Worthington, OH, 5 yrs Chief Napoleon OH, 7 yrs Deputy Chief Genoa Twp, OH, NFA Executive Fire Officer

Web site:: http://genoatwp.com

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At 9:07am on January 5, 2009, Paul Combs said…: Hey, Chief - great to hear from you and welcome to the forum! Go to my website and browse through my work - I can format whatever you choose to 8.5x11.
Email me at: paulcombs@cityofbryan.net
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At 8:42pm on July 2, 2008, Todd McKee said…: Hey Chief, Thanks for joing the community I would love have you to take a look at my HazMat Group called HAZMAT NEWS & TRAINING. Keep Ohio Proud! Todd McKee

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