Occupation Held Outside of Fire Service: Banking, Farming
Total Years in service: 32
Bio:
Second generation FF, started fire service 1978, full time career since 1992, was officer before transferring to training
Training and Certifications
Degree Fire Science, FF1, FF2, Hazmat Tech, Extrication Tech, T the T extrication, Instructor 1, Course Design NFA, RIC instructor, Technical Reviewer for Fire Publication OK, to many to list
Four Framingham firefighters were hurt when their fire engine veered off the road Saturday morning, tipping over and crashing into a pole before coming to rest upright in the front yard of a home.
A 77-year-old Boulder City woman underwent surgery on her legs Thursday after she was hit by a fire truck at a mobile home park.
Nyla Proctor was outside her home Sunday night as firefighters were responding to a power outage. Neighbors said she was stuck between a fire truck and a barricade and couldn’t get out of the way when the truck backed up and ran over her legs.
Apparatus Architects Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur held a roundtable discussion with several wildland firefighting vehicle manufacturers at the Firehouse World last month in San Diego.
Panelists include: Jeff Ramey from Boise Mobile Equipment (BME), Rich Demski and Mike Switzer from Pierce, Doug Feldman from Rosenbauer America and Wayne Kindred from West-Mark Fire Apparatus.
Boulder City police are investigating an incident involving a woman hurt while firefighters responded to an electric pole fire and power outage Sunday night.
The woman was airlifted to University Medical Center in Las Vegas with undisclosed injuries.
The fire was reported in the area of Nevada Highway and Yucca Street.
A Nashua fire truck collided with a car Tuesday night.
Police said collision happened at the intersection of West Hollis and Main streets just after midnight.
No one was hurt. Police said they are investigating the crash.
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A driver was injured when she crashed her SUV into a fire truck parked at the scene of another crash on Interstate 95 Friday morning, fire officials said.
Lt. Ignatius Carroll of Miami Fire Rescue said a rescue crew went to northbound I-95 near the Northwest 69th Street onramp at about 7 a.m., after a taxicab was involved in a crash.
An Ann Arbor firefighter is facing termination after he continued to operate a fire truck engine while failing to report that his driver's license had been suspended, authorities said.
Terry Jones, a 19-year veteran of the department, has been suspended for 30 days without pay while an investigation is under way.
