Fire Prevention Guide

The Daily Journal’s first Fire Prevention and Safety Guide was published in 1993. In 2014, the Daily Journal brought the section back as an annual publication to honor those who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting our community during disasters. They are there for us during fires at our homes and businesses, and spend their time promoting public safety and fire prevention.

It was truly amazing to see how many people featured in 1993 are still dedicating their life to serving and protecting us. In this issue, you will see every fire station in Johnson County featured, along with staff photos recognizing them for all they do. We hope it will remind everyone of the importance of fire prevention in each and every home and business.

October is Fire Safety Month, so please take some time to review your fire evacuation plan with your family or business, and make sure you have working smoke detectors.

AMITY voLunteer fire dePartment

Fire Department

Pictured Left to right: Liza Knight, Capt. Chad Monson, Kristen Monson, Lt. brandon burton, heidi burton, nathan Jarboe, Chief J. brockman, austin Shepperd, bryan McGaha, Corbin Cromwell, andy Cox, asst. Chief Spenser hunter, Cory ramsay

not Pictured: Chloe barnes, Zach bray, Matt Prine, ashley Dawson, Madison McGaha, Scott McGaha, bethany Skaggs, Larry Gray, Luke vanderveen, nick bridges, Jon Grant, Phillip espique, Matt bray, Scott Carter, ellen Smith-young, Darrell Scruggs, Carrie Slaughter, J. Faust, richard Chandler, Douglas Scorgham, Kevin McGaha, Chaplain Doug brown, roger records, Grant black, Jason Suttles, Joe Slaughter, aaron etter, Joe Stapher, Chris Janes, Patrick rosemark

OFFicers

Pictured Left to right: Capt. Chad Monson, Lt. brandon burton, Chief Jack brockman, asst. Chief Spenser hunter

not Pictured: Capt. Joe Slaughter, Lt. Matt bray

BOarD OF DirectOrs

Pictured Left to right: Chief J. brockman, President Dana Monson, board rita horton, Treasurer Connie brockman, vice President Jackie McGaha, board Chad Monson

not Pictured: Maureen Dunn, Cortney etter, Jason Suttles, Secretary Danielle hunter, roger records

“bravery IS nOT The abSen Ce OF Fear but action in the face of fear”

bargersville

fire dePt. statiOn 201 & 271

engine 201 (a shiFt)

BattaliOn 20

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter Levi Parrish, Firefighter Matthew beck, Firefighter aaron Kyle, Captain Jason ramey, Firefighter Jacob Guilkey not Pictured: battalion Chief Sean Campbell

meDic 201&271 (a shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Paramedic Chris Lee, Paramedic Liza nash, eMT brad Chittum, Paramedic Katrina held

engine 201 (B shiFt)

BattaliOn 20

Pictured Left

battalion Chief David Porter, Firefighter Patrick rosemark, engineer Jeremy abraham, Lieutenant Joseph Kipfer, Firefighter austin Miller

meDic 201&271 (B shiFt)

Pictured Left to

Paramedic andrew Goodpaster, Paramedic Gabriel Thomas, Paramedic amamda Taylor, eMT anthony ankney

engine 201 (c shiFt)

BattaliOn 20

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter Isaiah Smith, Firefighter Garrett Wood, Lieutenant Jason Smith, engineer Kyle O’Farrell, battalion Chief Michael Morris

meDic 201&271 (c shiFt)

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Pictured Left to right: Paramedic holly vandegriff, Paramedic John Tyler, Paramedic Jeffery bales, Paramedic Jim Ward

bargersville fire dePt.

s tatiOn 202 & 254

s tatiOn 254

engine 254 (a shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter noah hall, Firefighter Lane Morris, engineer Joeseph hardwick, Lieutenant Michael ridge

l aDDer 254 (B shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Captain Kevin Killinger, Firefighter Travis Sichting, engineer Zachary Morris, Firefighter nathan alfrey

l aDDer 254 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant neal Lane, Firefighter Lane Sears, Firefighter Jonathon Foley, engineer Colin yokum Firefighter Scott raker

s tatiOn 202

engine 202 (a shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant Stephen Johnson, Firefighter Jared Lucas, engineer Shane bauerle, Firefighter Thomas nienaber

engine 202 (B shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter Davis beckham, Lieutenant Kark Crist, Firefighter benjamin Patton, Firefighter William eberhardt, engineer Todd bridges

engine 202 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter Seth henderson, engineer Logan Shields, Captain Tom Tharpe, Firefighter Caleb buchanan

heaDquarters

Pictured Left to right: eMS Division Chief Michael herron, Training Division Chief Justin Walls, administrative assistant Karan nowicki, Fire Chief eric Funkhouser, Fire Marshall Chris Meyers, Deputy Chief Michael Pruitt

center for emergency resPonse

cert stands for center for emergency response training. every year, fires and other emergencies take thousands of lives and destroy property worth billions of dollars. Firefighters and emergency service workers help protect the public against these dangers by rapidly responding to a variety of emergencies. They are frequently the first emergency personnel at the scene of a traffic accident or medical emergency and may be called upon to put

out a fire, treat injuries or perform other vital functions. C9 offers the training courses for this certification. The Fire and rescue curriculum may include five Indiana state fire certifications: (1) Mandatory, (2) Firefighter I, (3) Firefighter II, (4) hazardous Materials awareness, (5) hazardous Materials Operations. an additional two industry certifications may be earned by adding (6) First responder, and (7) emergency Medical Technician-basic to the curriculum.

If you’ve ever been interested in becoming a firefighter, now is the time to join the fire service. Firefighters are in high demand with a lot of job openings. Due to understaffing in the fire service, the hiring process that usually takes 6 months to complete is now done fairly quickly. anyone looking to apply for career opportunities must complete a Cpat test. (Candidate physical agility test) at a designated location. The card will be good for 1 year from date of completion. all departments have this as a requirement to apply. emergency Medical Technician is also a requirement, some departments (IFD) will do their own FF1/2 course as a conditional offer of employment while most departments will accept the IDhS Fire academy FF 1/2 program. after meeting all the application requirements then at that time candidates will go through both medical and physiological exams for the departments to make a final offer of employment.

students learning the basics before moving on to training in full gear.

Fire Department

Pictured Left to right: eMT Jon Underwood, Firefighter Levi Milligan, Firefighter/eMT Cade Oliver, Lieutenant Jon Gregory, Firefighter/eMT Josh hengesbach, Firefighter/eMT Matthew bray, Captain Joe Sinclair, Firefighter/eMT riley ridpath, Firefighter/ eMT Jon Grant, Firefighter ryan ridpath, Deputy Chief Casey Taylor, Firefighter/eMT aeriel Tennell, Deputy Chief brandon routier, Lieutenant amanda Taylor, Captain John henderson, Firefighter/eMT Scott McGaha, Captain Chris Taylor, Fire Chief Chuck ridpath

fire safety tiP: hOme Fires

Fire sprinklers can reduce the chance of death in homes by 80%

according to the national Fire Protection association; firefighters in the US respond to a fire every 24 seconds

Firefighters Not Pictured Across All Three Stations:

a shift: Dawson Smith, Jason Smith, Josh Oliver

B shift: Capt. Matt Culp, Thomas Lopez, Craig Lutz, Tory routier, Jacob Goodin, Kevin Kieffer

c shift: Casey hartman, Dennis bordenkecher, Weston rivers, Lt. Mike hodge, Josh Oakes

Pictured Left to right: Capt. Dan Mcelyea, Josh Collins, Jared Wilson, bobbie biro, Lt. nathan Long

Pictured Left to right: Clayton Chapman, Cody Parrott, Lt. Mike Griggs, Joe Chastain

Pictured Left to right: Capt. brian reynolds, Jon Sears, Jamey reed, Lt. Cole McKnight

franklin

statiOn 22 fire dePartment

aDministrative staFF

fire safety tiP: escape planning according to an nFPa survey, only one-third of americans have both developed and practiced a home fire escape plan.

almost three-quarters of americans do have an escape plan; however, more than half never practiced it.

Pictured Left to right: Lt. Chuck ridpath, Justin Lollar, Chloe barnes, ron Winkle (Seals), Jessie Scrogham (Seals)

Pictured Left to right: Lt. ryan Piercefield, Lt. Chuck ridpath, Travis ramey not Pictured: Marsha Trusty (Seals), Megan edens (Seals)

Pictured Left to right: Qaia Fitzpatrick (administrative assistant), Joshua Snyder (Fire Chief), Preston Stark (Deputy Fire Chief), bryne Pursifull (Code enforcement)

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Pictured Left to right: brad epperson, Lt. Clinton Chapman, Logan Coffey not Pictured: Denise anderson (Seals), beth Tindall (Seals)

40% of fire deaths happen with no smoke alarm.

$235 million per year in property damage is caused by children starting fires.

Smoke alarms decrease the risk of dying in a home fire by %50.

electric space heaters are the cause of 80% of house fires with a deadly outcome.

Pictured Left to right: brandon Johnson, Lt. Tyler Sneed, Mark hash not Pictured: Trenton ballenger (Seals), Jakeb Merrill (Seals)

Pictured Left to right: Lt. randy Cox, Ian Lauer, Tim bryant not Pictured: Troy randas (Seals), Luke Davidson (Seals)

Pictured Left to right: Zachary hart (Seals), Larry Christian (Seals), Grant nading, robert Duhamell, Scott holland

greenwood fire dePartment statiOn

engine 91 (a shiFt)

91

laDDer 91 (a shiFt)

engine 91 (B shiFt)

l aDDer 91 (B shiFt)

engine 91 (c shiFt)

l aDDer 91 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant Jacob harshey, Firefighters brian hutchinson & Dana ruark, engineer Kevin Craney

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant bryan Johns, Firefighters Kent Stephens & Jacob Gehbauer

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant Derrick Watkins, engineer Sheldon emberton, Firefighters Matt bennett & Matt Gates

Pictured Left to right: battalion Chief John Dean, Firefighter Joe halfaker, engineer Daniel Strong, Firefighter Daniel Wingham

Pictured Left to right: battalion Chief Paul Cook, engineer James armstrong, Firefighters Jacob Gehbauer & nicholas Woods, Lieutenant Josh Thompson

Pictured Left to right: battalion Chief Gabe neuman, Lieutenant bobby Price, engineer evan Cissell, Firefighters Jalen Srichareon & nicolas hatfield

greenwood fire dePartment statiOn 92

engine 92 (a shiFt)

meDic 92 (a shiFt)

engine 92 (B shiFt)

meDic 92 (B shiFt)

engine 92 (c shiFt)

meDic 92 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant nat ridge, Firefighters Jesse Traylor & alex Scheidler

Pictured Left to right: Firefighters John Mulinaro, austin King & arnold Garcia

Pictured Left to right: eMT evan Dotson, Paramedic Jarrett heaston

Pictured Left to right: eMT Zach Flinchum, Paramedic Shane Comstock, eMT Owen Strube

Pictured Left to right: Paramedic rachel Skirvin, eMT Chelsey alexander

Pictured Left to right: Firefighters austin King & nick beamon, engineer brandon Flick, Lieutenant alexander venne

greenwood fire dePartment

engine 93 (a shiFt)

statiOn 93

meDic 93 (a shiFt)

engine 93 (B shiFt)

meDic 93 (B shiFt)

engine 93 (c shiFt)

meDic 93 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant Grant Gilbert, Firefighters adam Warren, Ian Garrison & nate young

Pictured Left to right: Captain Shane Pitts, engineer brent rockwell, Firefighters Michael Lloyd & Scott hamilton

Pictured Left to right: Paramedics haven Price and ryan bertram

Pictured Left to right: Paramedic Dennis Scales, eMT Justice Lynn

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant nick roll, Firefighters Matt Stumpo & bailey Gregory

Pictured Left to right: eMT Steve emery & Paramedic rachel Skirvin

greenwood fire dePartment statiOn 94

engine 94 (a shiFt)

meDic 94 (a shiFt)

engine 94 (B shiFt)

meDic 94 (B shiFt)

engine 94 (c shiFt)

meDic 94 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Firefighter Cory Fischer, engineer Michael Mitchell, Firefighters andrew emery & Luis Garcia not Pictured: Lieutenant Justin Laraway (Indiana Task Force –1)

Pictured Left to right: Captain James Sipes, Firefighters Luis Garcia & Conner Terhune, Lieutenant alexander venne

Pictured Left to right: Firefighters Logan McKinney & ryan Chaille, Lieutenant Matt Shinkle and engineer ryan Gant

Pictured Left to right: Paramedic reed brown, eMT Will Degener

Pictured Left to right: Paramedic Denise rockstrom & eMT Kyle Tackett

Pictured Left to right: eMT Chesley alexander & Paramedic Dave McManus

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Pictured Left to right, front row: administrative assistant Kelly Stephens, Division Chief of Training Chris harrell, Division Chief of eMS Jon Myers, Deputy Fire Marshal ryan angrick, assistant Chief brad Coy, Support Services Technician Dale byrom, administrative assistant Kim hamilton Back row: Support Services Technician James McDermott, Communications Coordinator Tyler Swardson, Chief Jayme Washel, Support Services Lieutenant Dave Johnson, Chaplain bob anderson

wisdom, get understanding, do not forget my words or turn from them. Do not forsake wisdom, and she will protect you; Love her, and she will watch over you!” - Proverbs 4:5&6

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fire safety tiP:

remove trash from your home

Don’t store anything near a furnace or water heater.

Clean the lint trap on the clothes dryer after each use.

If flooding occurs, turn off electrical circuits before stepping into the water.

Pictured Left to right: Fire Chief Clinton Chapman, brandon betts, nathan Lowder, Lona huffman, Denise Fletcher, James barnes, Kevin Sichting, Chester bond, Luke Zupancic, andrew Snider, Gary ruba, ryan Chaille, Captain Clayton Chapman.

Pictured

Chief Clyce Smith, Lifetime Member roger Sichting, Jamie Sichting, Max Smith, Lee Smith, ella bond, Logan burpo.

needham fire dePartment

not Pictured: Chief Jason Cahill , Deputy Chief Mike Morris, Capt. Sheldon emberton, Lt. Jacob Kelley, Lt. austin Dickey, Jake reed, Scott raker, Jarrett hensley, Landon Wood, Jacob Guilkey, amanda Swartz, Lucas Miller, DJ Mahler, Kent Johnston, Dalton hutchens, Wendall amick, ashtyn Gosnell

fire safety tiP: Fire escape plans

a working smoke detector is the most important part of a fire escape plan. never ignore a fire alarm.

Most residential fires occur between midnight and six a.m.

In the event of a fire, you have less than two minutes to escape safely.

Prepare for an emergency by designing an escape plan with the entire family. Know two unobstructed ways out of each room. Feel all doors for evidence of heat before opening them. Close doors behind you to hinder the spread of fire. Close room doors before opening windows.

If your plan involves an upstairs window, plan a safe way to get to the ground decide on a meeting place. Pick a place that is safely away from the home but not across a busy street. The entire household should agree on a spot (mailbox, tree, neighbors house) and know to meet there in the event of an emergency.

Practice your escape plan with the entire household at least twice a year.

remember to crawl low under smoke.

Stop, Drop, and roll - if your clothing catches on fire.

Pictured Left to right, Back row: David Wood, Josh rowe (Captain), John asher, angie arnold, Isaiah Smith, Garrett Wood (Deputy Chief)

Pictured Left to right, front row: Logan McKinney, buster asher, Oscar banegas

New Whiteland

Pictured Left to right: Captain Steve Wire, Lieutenant Oscar banegas, FF/Chaplain Dave Wampler, FF Zach harris, Lieutenant Craig Giddings, FF evan Pine, FF brian hutchinson, Chief David Curin not Pictured:

Captain Curtis huffman, austin edens, Sam Maugherman, hope Lancaster, Jose Quezada, brett Dulworth, Scott raker, nathan Meredith, Garry Tester, Daniel Flores, Lucas Miller, Matt Kegeris, nick Kane, Dean McGaha

Nineveh fire dePartment

fire safety tiP: canDles

never leave a burning candle unattended. never burn a candle on or near anything that might catch fire. Keep candles out of the reach of children and pets.

On average, there are 29 home candle fires per day.

More than 1/3 of these fires started in the bedroom.

nearly 3 in 5 candle fires start when things that can burn are too close to the candle. Falling asleep was a factor in 11% of the home candle fires and 37% of the associated deaths.

Pictured Left to right: Kyle Gale, ethan brooks, Lt Carter Pell

Pictured Left to right: Travis Straker, Captain Joel DeWitt, LT Dustin O’neal, Jacob Sullivan, Joe allen

Pictured Left to right: Cadet Connor Snyder, Chief Joshua Snyder, ethan Pope

BOttOm right

not Pictured:

anthony ankney, Todd bridges, Keegan Sichting, Geoff May,

Pictured Left to right: Cooper britt, Jon Kennon, austin Myers, andy Sichting, Cole allison, Mark Dunn, Jake Morrison, bryan Dunn, Kevin Chaney, Tom Tharpe, Gary Cook, brian Cramer, Prospective Member - ryan Gustin

Carey Slauter, Matt beck, Lane Sears, rick Woehlecke, Garrett bailey, Jerry Lancaster, Mat Spurgeon, James armstrong, Luke Zupancic, James barnes, evan Pine, Derrian Gardner, Wyatt Waddell, Matthew bennett, Jon O’ brien, Destin Stewart, brandon Shepperd, Luke vanderveen

white river townshiP fire dePt. stn. 51

Pictured Left to right: front row: Lucas haut (Civilian Paramedic), Craig Lutz (Part Time Civilian/eMT), Charles belden (engineer/Firefighter), Zachary Gruner (Firefighter/Paramedic), Christopher Kindred (Firefighter/Paramedic), Casey arkins (Captain/Paramedic), Joseph Settles (battalion Chief), Scott Tichenor (Lieutenant), Jory Cox (engineer/Firefighter), Jacob bryant (Firefighter/eMT), Logan Kerr (Firefighter/Paramedic), Joshua Tapp (Firefighter/eMT), David Lehenbauer (Civilian Paramedic)

not Pictured: aaron brooks (Firefighter/eMT), Christopher Collins (Firefighter/eMT), Karl Crist (Part Time Firefighter/eMT), brian Mcroberts (Part Time Firefighter/eMT), Jeremy Moynahan (Part Time Firefighter/eMT)

a shiFt B shiFt

Pictured Left to right: Jeremy Quire (Firefighter/Paramedic), Dalton Watson (Firefighter/eMT), Cody Winkler (Firefighter/ eMT), Joshua Justice (Lieutenant), Jordan ennis (Firefighter/eMT), Michael Grant (Firefighter/eMT), Jonathan Mariner (Firefighter/ eMT), David allen (Firefighter/eMT), benjamin rossok (Civilian Paramedic),

not Pictured: Kyle brooks (battallion Chief), Michael Combs (engineer/Paramedic), Josh edwards (Firefighter/eMT), Kevin Fitchey (Civilian Paramedic), Shawn harvey (engineer/Firefighter), Dustin ramer (Lieutenant/Paramedic), Michael Shoemaker (Part Time Firefighter/eMT), Jacob Sullivan (Firefighter/eMT)

c shiFt a shiFt (meDic 51)

Pictured Left to right: Steven Ladd (Civilian Paramedic), brittany Chisholm (Civilian Paramedic), Luke Floyd (Firefighter/ eMT), Jacob Morrison (Firefighter/eMT), Jacob Willis (Firefighter/ eMT), adam Miller (Firefighter/eMT), Joseph Green (battalion Chief/Paramedic), Greg hurrle (Lieutenant), Chris Owens (Firefighter/eMT), Jeffrey Smith (Captain), rick Woehlecke (engineer/eMT)

not Pictured: Kyle bundy (engineer/Paramedic), Mitchell Combs (Firefighter/eMT), Todd Courtney (Part Time Firefighter/ eMT), Mark Dunn (Firefighter/eMT), brookelyn Lady-Kent (Part Time Civilian eMT), avery Lewis (Part Time Firefighter/eMT), Christopher Pelley (Part Time Firefighter/eMT), Timothy Smith (engineer/Firefighter), andrew Tames (Firefighter/Paramedic)

c shiFt (meDic 51)

Pictured Left to right: front row: David Lehenbauer (Civilian Paramedic), Lucas haut (Civilian Paramedic)

Pictured Left to right: Steven Ladd (Civilian Paramedic), brittany Chisholm (Civilian Paramedic)

white river townshiP fire dePt. stn. 52

a shiFt

Pictured Left to right: bryan brown (Firefighter/eMT), aaron bryant (engineer/Firefighter), Joel DeWitt (Firefighter/ eMT), Travis Sichting (Firefighter/Paramedic), Kelsey Gray (Civilian Paramedic), Jordan Saucier (Firefighter/eMT), Joseph rogers (Firefighter/Paramedic), Chad Witham (Lieutenant)

B shiFt

Pictured Left to right: James Meacham (engineer/ Firefighter), ronald neibel (Firefighter/eMT), Carey Slauter (Captain/Paramedic), brittney Thomas (Civilian Paramedic), alexander White (Firefighter/eMT), Finn (Firehouse Dog)

not Pictured: nicholas Kane (Firefighter/eMT), Cameron Key (Paramedic)

c shiFt

Pictured Left to right: aaron Sparks (Firefighter/ eMT), nathan Poff (Firefighter/Paramedic), Tyler Derringer (Firefighter/eMT), eric rollings (Firefighter/ Paramedic), Finn (Firehouse Dog)

not Pictured: bobbie bowles (Firefighter/Paramedic), richard Woehlecke (engineer/Firefighter)

a shiFt (meDic 52) B shiFt (meDic 52) c shiFt (meDic 52)

Pictured Left to right: Joseph rogers (Firefighter/Paramedic), Kelsey Gray (Civilian Paramedic), Finn (Firehouse Dog)

Pictured: Jaxon Incollingo (Civilian Paramedic)

Pictured Left to right: Carey Slauter (Captain/Paramedic), brittney Thomas (Civilian Paramedic)

Pictured: Cameron Key (Civilian Paramedic)

Pictured Left to right: allison Smith (Civilian Paramedic), William DeWitt (Firefighter/eMT)

Pictured: anne Peege (Civilian Paramedic)

white river townshiP fire dePt. stn. 53

Pictured Left to right: bryan baker (engineer/Paramedic), Joshua allison (Firefighter/Paramedic), nathan barnett (Firefighter/eMT ), benjamin rardin (Firefighter/ eMT), Scott bell (Firefighter/eMT) not Pictured: Jason bailey (Lieutenant)

Pictured Left to right: Cody Lofland (Firefighter/eMT), Matthew Whalbring (Firefighter/Paramedic), Dale Saucier (Captain), randy becker (engineer/Paramedic), Maxwell norris (Firefighter/eMT)

Pictured Left to right: ryan Cox (Lieutenant), Jay Wiegle (engineer/Firefighter), Lance Williams (Firefighter/Paramedic), Joshua Gray (Firefighter/ eMT)

not Pictured: Jacob Willis (Firefighter/eMT)

white river

townshiP fire dePt.

aDministrative staFF & s tatiOn 254

not Pictured: Michael arany (Personnel administrator), rodney hayes (eMS Chief), Matthew Oakley (educator), Matthew Partain (Part Time Inspector), brandon ritter (Part Time Inspector), Kevin Whitt (Part Time Inspector)

a shiFt (meDic 254)

Pictured Left to right: Keagon Overton (Civilian Paramedic), noah hall (Part Time Civilian eMT)

not Pictured: brian Skipper (Part Time Civilian eMT)

B shiFt (meDic 254)

Pictured Left to right: Miranda Jansen (Part Time Civilian eMT), Phillip arnold (Firefighter/Paramedic)

not Pictured: alicia Fritschi (Civilian Paramedic), Makenzie Sego (Civilian Paramedic)

c shiFt (meDic 254)

Pictured Left to right: rosie Grace Pell (K9 Search and rescue), Tammy Christie (administrative assistant), Tammy Miller (administrative assistant), Kevin Skipper (Support Services Chief), David Scholl (Training & Safety Lieutenant), Corey McGaha (Training & Safety Chief), Jeremy Pell (Fire Chief), Craig Zollars (Life Safety Officer), braden Prochnow (Fire Marshal), nick alford (Operations Chief), Michael hoffman (Community Liason), Danielle Kachele (administrative assistant)

Pictured Left to right: Tammy Mabrey (Civilian Paramedic), Tracey Meacham (Part Time Civilian eMT)

whiteland fire dePartment

engine 71 (a shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Captain bailey Gregory, Firefighter Joel David, Firefighter Scott raker

engine 71 (B shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Lieutenant Drake hendershot, Firefighter Scott hendershot, Firefighter Jarrett hensley, Deputy Chief Colin yocum

engine 71 (c shiFt)

Pictured Left to right: Chief eric Funkhouser, Firefighter Caleb Funkhouser, Firefighter Sam Sodrel, Firefighter Karl Knartzer, Firefighter blaise Campbell, Firefighter Dylan Funkhouser

not Pictured

Matthew Oakley, Captain Jason Kephart, Lieutenant Matthew Kegeris, Michael herron, William eberhardt, Scott hendershot, Jamie Jackomis, ryan everhart, Jalen Srichareon, Logan Chaszar, ethan hart, Jarrett hensley, elijah Johnson, Lane Morris, Davis beckham, & Michael Turner.