Sentences with phrase «on volunteer fire departments»

well im andrew and im trying to get on a volunteer fire department and im a country boy i like doing stuff out doors like fishing and hunting and im 19 yrs old

im marty i am 6ft i whiegh 225 lbs, i got brow hair blue eyes, i have a great sense of humor, i am now on a volunteer fire department buy my goal in life is to become a full time firefighter.

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Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. today announced the naming of four Oneida County Assistant Fire Coordinators to help serve as liaisons between the Oneida County Department of Emergency Services and local volunteer fire departments, as well as to work with the volunteers on critical fire protection and fire safety issFire Coordinators to help serve as liaisons between the Oneida County Department of Emergency Services and local volunteer fire departments, as well as to work with the volunteers on critical fire protection and fire safety issfire departments, as well as to work with the volunteers on critical fire protection and fire safety issfire protection and fire safety issfire safety issues.

Also at 10:30 a.m., the Firemen's Association of the State of New York, the state Association of Fire Chiefs and the state Association of Fire Districts call on Cuomo to sign legislation providing coverage for volunteer firefighters diagnosed with certain types of cancer, Valhalla Fire Department Headquarters, 330 Columbus Ave., Valhalla.

Facing a lack of male volunteers, many fire departments across the state are increasingly relying on women.

A lifelong town resident and graduate of the Amherst Central School District, Jaeger is a volunteer board of directors member of Amherst's Meals on Wheels and a volunteer firefighter in the Williamsville Fire Department.

As a psychological study of a dead - eyed fire starter with a Hitler Youth haircut, this is largely insipid, but as a depiction of a unique milieu — specifically, volunteer fire departments in small - town Norway in the late 1970s, with an emphasis on equipment maintenance, procedure, and social status — it's often compelling.

I am working on a fiction series that profiles a particular volunteer fire department, and just recently published the second book in that series.

Young and old alike from all walks of life volunteer at animal shelters, manage feral cat colonies, campaign on behalf of cat welfare, solicit funds for local fire departments to purchase pet oxygen masks, and more.

At Kibby on the Canadian border, for example, the nearest fire truck is with the volunteer fire department in Carrabassett Valley, about an hour from the access road.

Two weeks ago 127 ATVs from a club in the next county tore up our roads on a «poker run» fundraiser for a local volunteer fire department.

Although the city of San Diego has a fire department, the county doesn't, leaving many suburban and rural areas to rely on volunteer departments.

A group of local volunteer fire and rescue departments can not sue county officials on a claim the county reduced funding in retaliation for plaintiffs» opposition to local legislation; the 4th Circuit affirms dismissal of the suit by the district court,...

I am currently a Reserve firefighter for the City of Oakdale and I have volunteered my time for numerous programs including Team - up Against Graffiti where I helped remove graffiti on both public and private property, I mapped out all of the hydrants in the city of Oakdale including the surrounding rural areas with a hand held GPS device for the Oakdale City Fire Department and Oakdale Rural Fire Department, and I was involved in the Weed Abatement program where I identified problem properties, contacted residents, followed up on compliance, entered data onto spreadsheets, and filed all documentation.

and from one of my monthly MERV»S COMMENTS: The volunteer firefighters non-refundable tax credit is available to any volunteer firefighter who serves at least 200 hours per year at one or more fire departments beginning on January 1, 2011.

I imagine like most other areas of the country, there are municipally funded fire departments, and even hundreds more volunteer fire departments in Houston and Louisiana that rely solely on donations and annual fundraisers to support their departments to purchase and maintain the fire trucks and ambulances needed to serve their communities.