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Douglas Mitchell, Jr.'s Blog – July 2016 Archive (2)

Mind the Steps...

The Sunday Preach:

Chapter 10: "Stairway to Heaven or Hell"

Do we ever teach our firefighters just how dangerous a seeming simple set of residential stairs can be... we would argue that we do not.…

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Added by Douglas Mitchell, Jr. on July 24, 2016 at 11:59am — No Comments

Get Out There

The Sunday Preach:

Chapter 8: 'Get out there'

While everyone loves what is 'inside' the firehouse: the kitchen, rigs, tools, gym etc... we must get out into our first due and ensure that we continue to provide the level of protection that our citizens require and deserve.

The only constant in life is that of change.

Change in our personal lives, families & careers our communities, the world continues to change around us. It is…

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Added by Douglas Mitchell, Jr. on July 11, 2016 at 12:30pm — No Comments

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