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Small Town Firefighter's

You know who you are the one's in the town's that nobody has heard of. In my case its Knotts Island N.C.

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Comment by Alan Kinne on April 20, 2010 at 6:47pm
I am Chief of Camptonville Volunteer Fire Department, located in Northern California. We are about 30 miles north of Grass Valley/Nevada City and about 90 north of Sacramento, with a population of around 700. There are 19 volunteers in the department, 17 of whom where not around 3 years ago. We get from 3 to 12 calls a month, depending on the time of year. Yearly average is about 50, mostly medical. Of the 19 volunteers, 7 are EMTs. We have come a long way in the last 3 years.
Comment by Jessica N Gardner on April 20, 2010 at 12:37pm
Hey ya'll! I am Jessica from Rocky Point, NC
Comment by Mike Adams on April 18, 2010 at 1:49pm
Nome Volunteer Ambulance Service
Former member, sadly missed going to Big Diomede Island former Soviet Union.
I was out of town, darn. All I know is it was a combined effort of Alaska Army Guard UH-60s, and NVAS. Seems the Russians could not get to evac the hurt soldier from their side, so they asked for aid from our side..

Between backing up the local fire department (volunteer), we also worked with the local regional hospital and the regional health aides (sort of a cross between EMT/CNA/Nurse and NP (low end)..

Health Aides: Locals mostly women, many also Army Guard members medics, who worked full time in their often home village. Not always an easy job, especially when its a family member (extended family), or they stop by your house and not the clinic, cause someone likes you? Telemedicine came fast/early due to distance, weather and time limits. Medivacs was often everything from snow machine to helicoptor/plane to other means (not heard of a dog sled one in a while?). Hard job to do!

Mike
Alaska
Former EMT/CNA/Army Guard/Reserve Clerk/Infantry
Comment by Ryan Alice on April 16, 2010 at 10:57pm
Andrew...were abouts in Ontario is Nolalu? Im probably as far away in Ontario as I could be from Nolalu but I thought Id ask hehehehe
Comment by Brian Mackie on April 16, 2010 at 8:16am
I suspect I should keep in better contact here. lol Hi everyone.. and "How's It Goin EH" to everyone else from Canada.
I am from the city of excitement. I mean.. the ORIGINAL City of Excitment.. FLIN FLON Manitoba Canada. We are a mining town. Copper, Zinc, Gold and probably lots more. Yep, we sink alot of shaft here! Stay safe everyone. I hope to get to know you all soon and quick. (send your cheques payable to me.. to...) oops, no soliciting here lol I forgot!
Comment by Capt.Scott Davison on April 15, 2010 at 11:22pm
Osceola, Mo Sac Osage Fire Protection District located about 1/2 way between Kc, Mo and Springfield, Mo
Comment by Andrew Janikowski on April 15, 2010 at 9:37pm
Just Joined the Nolalu Vol Fire Rescue anyone know where Nolalu, Ontario, Canada is LMAO...We definitally fit in here....
Comment by Avery Dale on April 14, 2010 at 12:31pm
Verbena, Alabama...63 square miles of rural farming community with a population of roughly 2,000 +/-. We are located half-way between Birmingham & Montgomery in southeast Chilton County.
Comment by Meagen Lee on April 14, 2010 at 12:24pm
hey im from Marble, NC.
Comment by Kevin W. Smith on April 6, 2010 at 7:55pm
Quinton What town in MO are you from?
 

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