Type of Organization

Fire/Rescue Department - Volunteer

Job Function

Secretary / Treasurer, Firefighter / EMT-Basic, Firefighter, EMT - Basic, First Responder, Driver / Engineer

Years in Fire/EMS:

almost 1 year

Primary Fire/EMS Department:

Albany Fire Protection District

Years With Department/Agency

< 1 yr

Dept. Web Site:

http://N/A in process

Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations

None

My Training:

EMT Basic Course, First Responder 40 Hr course, First Aid, CPR, Controlled Burns, Nat Gas investigations, Smoke Investigations, 10-70 Structure Fires, Mutial Aids, 10-50 PI's, Extrication, Running Hoses, Connecting hoses, Video training at station, Burn Tower, Search and Rescue.
Ambulance= Chest Pain, Difficulty Breathing, Fall Victims various calls etc.

About Me:

im 19 white 6'5. live in Illinois.I have a Class A CDL to drive semi thats my real interest and getting on fire trucks gets more exciting, i have a 97 Chevy pickup 1/2 ton all decked out i love trucks and loud engines. i love flashing LED blue lights on my dash. im single. i live life to the fullest and i love my friends and brother and have a great time together.
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Day Job:

Security Officer- (3rd shift night job)

Relationship Status:

Single

Facebook or Other Online Profile:

http://www.myspace.com/southern_pride104

Why I Joined Fire/EMS

Wanted to be in on everything after hearing firefighters talk when i was young and thought it would be a Great experiance, and i love every minute of it! I love big diesel trucks, the power they have on scene for dowsing fires, the respect you get from your community for being a volunteer. I love helping people and being on our ALS-Intermediate Ambulance service. I love everything about being a volunteer giving back to the community where uve lived your whole life and the appreciation you recieve back.
God Bless All Firefighters and EMS Providers.

Why I Love Fire/EMS

rolling out in trucks and ambulance going out and helping/saving lives.

Top Issues Facing Responders:

people not yielding to emergency vehciles.
motorist not paying attention to FF directing traffic and striking them.