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Lives in:: 1 Joseph Court

Department:: FDNY

Title/rank:: Captain Ladder 123

Years of public service:: 25

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Training

Topics you provide training for:: Truck Company operations
RIT
Leadership and the Company Officer
Size-up
Fire Attack

Areas of expertise:: Truck Company Operations
Fire Attack

Bio:: Michael M. Dugan is a 24-year veteran of the FDNY, serving as the Captain of Ladder Company 123, in Crown Heights Brooklyn. He is also a former volunteer firefighter, in the Halesite FD. He has been involved with the Fire Service for 32 years. He was an instructor at the inception of the FDNY’s Annual Education Day and has developed programs currently taught to all FDNY members during Annual Education Day. He is a “HOT” instructor at the “FDIC.” Captain Dugan has been a featured lecturer around the country on topic dealing with Truck Company Operations and today’s fire service.

Web site:: http://NYfiretraining.com

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At 5:25pm on March 25, 2011, Mike France said…: Captain Dugan - I watched you keynote speech from FDIC and i was recharged with my passion for Firefighting, thanks

Mike France, Chief

At 10:13am on July 8, 2009, Brian Rowe said…: Cap, thanks for the add. You've been one of my "go to" guys on training topics for as long as I can remember. Hopefully, one day we can meet up and I can finally take one of your HOT classes. Come on down to Chucktown anytime...

At 11:54pm on February 19, 2009, Billy lewis said…: Captain Dugan,
I just wanted to tell what a great experiance it was for me to be around yourself and your crew this past weekend. It truely was a honor for me. I learned a lot and have already shown my crew what I learned.
Thank you again

At 9:23am on January 18, 2009, Chad Berg said…: Great to see your mug on my page Cap, and I look forward to sippin' with ya in San Diego. We missed ya in Seattle over the summer for the FOOLS Convention.

At 4:46pm on January 15, 2009, Dave Gallagher said…: Hi there Boss... you working today?

At 7:16pm on December 19, 2008, Barry Aptt said…: Brother,

Nice to see you on here. I have had the privelege of your training via the NH brothers and it was great.

At 6:29pm on December 10, 2008, Billy lewis said…: Great to see you on here Capt.
See you in San Diego

At 1:24am on December 6, 2008, Eric Hankins said…: Cap,

Got your email. Thanks for putting me in touch with the Chief. I will see you in February.

Eric

At 2:35pm on December 5, 2008, Shane Furuta said…: Hey Cap! How is everything on the other side of the country? I would bet it must be getting a little chilly. We're cooling off a bit here too, it's about 70 degrees right now! Hahaha... We are definitely gonna have to get you down here to teach one of these days. Take care Brother! Aloha -Shane

At 1:20am on December 4, 2008, Eric Hankins said…: Good to see you on the site Brother!!

Stay low and..... I think you know the rest :-)

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