FireDaily.com

Male

Barrington, IL

United States

Profile Information:

Type of Organization
Combination Fire Rescue Department
Job Function
Fire / Arson Investigator
Years in Fire/EMS:
30
Primary Fire/EMS Department:
Barrington Fire Dept.
Years With Department/Agency
30
Web Site:
http://www.FireDaily.com
Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations
IAFF Local 3481, Associated Firefighters of Illinois, Illinois fire Chiefs Association, International Association of Crusty Old Jakes, Hobbled Firefighters of Northern Illinois
My Training:
AAS in Fire Science, AAS in Emergency Medical Technology, Licensed as EMT-Paramedic, Certified as Firefighter III, Fire Instructor III, Fire Officer II, Safety Officer, Fire Arson Investigator, Juvenile Firesetters
About Me:
Line of duty disability unexpectedly pauses my career, so I stay connected as the creator and editor of FireDaily.com blog and the co-creator of FirefighterNetCast.com.
Day Job:
Daddy, Househusband, Physician's Patient, Social Media, Blogging, Netcasting
Relationship Status:
Married
Facebook or Other Online Profile:
http://firefighternetcast.com
Why I Joined Fire/EMS
Johnny and Roy, of course! Sheesh.
Why I Love Fire/EMS
Brotherhood, every day is different, blowing the siren
Top Issues Facing Responders:
Funding, Apathy, Commitment to continuous training, staffing, staying as stoked as the day you were hired.

Comment Wall:

  • Fireyladd - Retired Chief Sharp

    Welcome to the FF Nation. I am glad you dropped in to join the group. Dont be shy. There is lots to do, read and be involved with. Your participation and involvement is important to us all. Takes a bit to kinda figure it all out but you will be glad you did. Have fun and look around.


    Chief William Sharp
    Southern Oregon Coast
  • DUST

    I lived on Montrose Ave. in the Uptown section of Chicago for a year if you know it.
  • Paul Dudan

    Thanks!
  • Rusty Mancini

    Your welcome! I enjoy reading your material, it's been very educational. It's my hope that more members would take the time, and review the more serious lessons that are provided.
  • Jack/dt

    Thanks for the compliment(s). Though there will be those that find them abrasive or insulting, as the (very versatile) saying goes: You can always tell a volunteer firefighter, you just can't tell him much.
    Stay safe,
    jack
  • Jack/dt

    One of my finer abilities, lighting things up. Great piece by the way. Keep em coming.
  • Douglas C Stewart

    Thanks for the welcome. I am looking forward to particapating in the groups and forums. Be safe.
    Doug
  • Ed Burlingame

    Thanks. We arefortunate, I'm only 1/2 mile from Glacier National Park
  • Mick Mayers

    Years ago I was told that if you don't acknowledge EVERYBODY, then don't acknowledge ANYBODY. I should have gone on longer and added the rest. You have a great site and there was nothing about the names on there other than the ones I hurriedly typed in in an effort to get that post out. Sorry.
  • Brian Dumser

    Elmer retired in 1993, a year before I got there. I did meet him though, great guy. I'm sorry to inform you that Elmer passed away about 5 or 6 years ago. Stay safe!
  • sarah arledge

    hi FireDaily. com welcome to ffn hope you like it here its a great place to be. have a great day stay safe take care
  • Norman E. Flanders

    Yes you can use the info I sent, along with mine and the departments name.
    Please forward me a copy once written.
    Thanks, Norm