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Welcome, Brian Slanaker!

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Lives in:: Kingston Springs Tn

Department:: Franklin FD / Kingston Springs VFD

Years of public service:: 8

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Professional Qualifications:: IFSAC Fire Instructor I, Fire Fighter II, Smoke Divers, BPS in Fire Department Administration, EMT-IV, CPR Instructor, Flashover Simulator Instructor

Bio:: Married, new baby Jacob.

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At 7:02am on July 7, 2008, Dave Brasells said…: What have you been up to?

Any decision on the simulator and how and when you want to move it?

At 12:12pm on July 3, 2008, Dave Brasells said…: Hey, when did you want to get the flashover moved to Kingston Springs? I suggest getting it over the river at least a week ahead of time. Do you have access to a tow vehicle?

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