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- Morehead, KY
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hello there
it's a shame but that's the way it is going to be.we ahve to many of us fighting each other instead of standing up as one
dedication,loyalty,and sacrifice makes a good volunteer and showing up for runs and meetings.yes i consider myself to be one
We also have mutual aid and mutial aid helps out alot
surprising right now we are doing real good on that situation.
i am in the same situation,but my son is 5 so i need answers too.
A forum to discuss issues affecting building construction, occupancy risk & hazards related to combat fire engagement, command & company officer decision making and firefighter safety and survival.
A group for Halloween fans, Prop builders and yard haunters.
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Whitewright,Texas
- I Live: (City, State)
- Morehead,Ky
- Years in Fire/EMS:
- 2 1/2
- Why I Joined the Fire/EMS:
- To help others.To advance my self.Agoal to keep my self out of trouble.to try to do the right things at all times.
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- Primary Fire/EMS Department:
- Hayes Crossing/Haldeman Volunteer Fire Department
- Department Type:
- Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer, EMS/Rescue Squad - Volunteer, Other Response Agency Type
- Rank/Role There:
- Firefighter, First Responder, Hazardous Materials Team Member, Driver / Engineer, Other Emergency Services Staff
- Years With This Department/Agency
- 2 1/2
- Other Past or Current Departments:
- Hayes Crossing/Haldeman Wildland
Kentucky Division Of Forestry
Rescue Squad
Haxmat 8
Weather Spotters
First Responders
Edgewood,New Mexico Volunteer Fire Department
Mactintosh New Mexico Volunteer Fire Department
Pagosa Springs,Colorado Volunteer Fire Department
New Mexico Division Of Forestry
Colorado Division Of Forestry
- My Training:
- Basic Firefighter
S130 AND S190
Hazmat 40 Hours Tech Level
Wildland Awareness
Wildland Urban
Emergency Management
Hard To Get
Firefighter Survivor
Basic Firefighter 2/Fire Control
Fire RescueArea 12
150 Hours
Almost got 400 Hours Completed
- About Me:
- I am married and have 2 children a 5 year old son named Ed and a 18 month old daughter named Tiffani.I came from Texas 2 1/2 years ago.I enjoy bullriding,martial arts ,and spending as much time as i can with my children.
- Top Issues Facing Responders:
- getting there and getting the job done with what equipment we have at the cheapest price
- I Love Being in Fire/EMS Because:
- it gives me a chance to help others and learn so much without end
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 8:50pm on February 1, 2009,
John Bierling said… - Hi Edward, I’m a retired Fire Chief and understand the importance of wellness for our responders. Now, I represent a 200 + million $ nutritional wellness company and I am always looking for emergency responders interested in an additional source of income. Also fund raising for your volunteer organization. This is also about saving lives and helping other people. If you'd like additional information please send me an email at: John@IncidentMT.com Thanks, John
- At 1:50pm on January 28, 2009,
Filiberto Rodriguez said… 
Welcome to the family where the language and reasoning importate the
border is not in our work is to save lives regardless of color, religion or social position, much less. The important thing in our work does not need language to communicate, or borders to help.
Greetings from Mexico
- At 2:23am on January 27, 2009,
Fireyladd Chief Sharp said… - Edward, welcome to the Nation. Glad you joined the group. There is lots to do, read an be involved with here. Your involvement is important. Dont be shy just jump in and get your feet wet. Really about geting out what you put in to it. Be sae.
Bill
- At 1:35am on January 27, 2009,
Amy said… - Hi Edward.. I am new too this site too so it is nice to have you here with us. Be safe out there and have a great night.. Talk to you later.
- At 1:28am on January 27, 2009,
Edward Stephens said…
- hello everyone i am pleased to be part of this sight
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What do you local state ems protocals state?
Thank you Art. : )
blair:
If you understand it, you should not fear it.
Rather, you should respect it.
Think about it. We feel pretty safe as long as the fire is in front of us and we have water coming out of the nozzle right?
What we fear is failure. We fear that w...
I used to be a volly and now I am career firefighter. Every time that I go to work my shift, I know that I my not make it back home. Firefighting is not a safe job people get hurt, people die, we see some realy fucked up shit, if you cant deal wit...
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