Firefighter
Firefighter
2 GSFA Officers
3 GSFA Contact Directory
5 Updated GSFA Election Plan
7 Leadership Messages
25 Fire Service Goals: What Seat Are You In?
29 NVFC Mental Wellbeing Resources
33 Carbon Dioxide Alarms
On the Cover
Are you doing the most to take control of your fire service career? Find out more on page 25. Vol. 51, No. 3 • Summer 2024
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2022-2024 GSFA Officers
President Gary Clark, Homer Volunteer Fire Department; 1st Vice President Mike Byrd, Spalding County Fire Department; 3rd Vice President Jeff Hardin, McRae-Helena Fire Department; Director at Large Jason Amerson, Cartersville Fire Department; Treasurer Bruce King, Bartow County Fire & Emergency Services; and Past President David Bullard, Columbia County Fire Rescue; 2nd Vice President Craig Dukes.
GSFA 2024 Voting Process Updates
With the bylaws changes passed in 2022 for elections for the GSFA Board, this will be the elections process for the 2024 Board of Directors election.
1. 90 days out from the election date, elections applications are opened, due by 60 days out. - application should be plural.
2. The business manager verifies all memberships are in good standing for candidates and then the Elections/Nominations committee meets with each candidate via zoom or similar platform.
3. Once candidates have been verified, they will be allowed to submit a video, up to five minutes that will be reviewed by the elections/nomination committee and then posted on announcement to the GSFA website and social media. as well and candidates allowed to post on their own choices of social media or desired means of communication. Any videos that are derogatory, of ill character, or potentially slanderous will not be approved by the committee. This will be completed by 45 days out from the election.
4. Voting delegates (alternates) will submit their email address to the business manager via a credential submission form. At the beginning of the voting meeting sessions, we will verify the attendance of voting delegate/alternates (via roll call.) Anyone not in attendance, will not receive the link for voting. All votes will be cast and tallied in accordance with procedures outlined in the GSFFA Bylaws.
Immediate Past President
David J Bullard, Chair of the Elections and Nominations Committee
Georgia State Firefighters Association
2022-2024 Board of Directors
Gary Clark President Homer Vol. Fire Department
Mike Byrd 1st Vice President Spalding County Fire Department
Craig Dukes 2nd Vice President Thomasville Fire Rescue
gjclark633@gmail.com
mbyrd@spaldingcounty.com
craigd@thomasville.org
Jeff Hardin 3rd Vice President McRae-Helena Fire Department 229.315.0938 jeff.hardin@mcrae-helena.org
David Bullard Past President Columbia County Fire Rescue 706.533.4643 dbullard@columbiacountyga.gov
Jason Amerson Director at Large Cartersville Fire Department
Bruce King Treasurer Bartow County Fire & Emergency Services
Ronnie Cowart Chaplain GPSTC
Jason Shivers Parliamentarian Forsyth County Fire Department
Taylor Moore Business Manager AAM
404.391.6652 jamerson@cityofcartersville.org
404.391.0101 kingb@bartowcountyga.gov
404.391.6679 rcowart1@outlook.com
404.392.4456 rjshivers@forsythco.com
402.499.9120 taylor@gsffa.org
Office Address: Current Mailing Address: 521 First St. PO Box 681 PO Box 10 Appling, GA 30802 Milford, NE 68405
GSFA Phone: 770-914-7774
GSFA Staff Email: info@gsffa.org
Updated GSFA Election Plan
1. 90 days out from the election date , elections application are opened , due by 60 days out.
2. The business manager verifies all memberships are in good standing for candidates and then the committee meets with each candidate via zoom or similar platform .
3. Once candidates have been verified, they will be allowed to submit a video, up to five minutes out that will be reviewed by the committee and then posted on an elections announcement of the GSFA website and social media, as well and candidates being allowe d to post on their own choices of social media or means of communication. Any videos that are derogatory, of ill character, or potentially slanderous will not be approved by the committee. This will be completed by 45 days out from the election.
See below, for an example of a n e lections announcement page:
https://scfirefighters.org/about/executive-committeeelections/?fbclid=IwAR1pZKRSK6XysBGlPT2Wzbl3SbdK8WPfIe3RrQ7h-T6NDPhe3-5bxLOlQv4
4. Voting d elegates (alternates) will submit their email address to the business manager via a credential submission form. Delegates will receive a designation on the conference name badge at check in. At the beginning of the voting meeting sessions, we will verify the attendance of vo ting delegate/alternates.* Anyone not present, will not be receive the link for voting Votes will be tallied per the bylaws at the amount each department receive. (The electronic platform will be reviewed and decided up on by the committee)
*A roll call vote is one where in person attendance to vote is verified
Key Dates for 2024 Elections:
August 16: Elections applications will be available
September 16: Elections applications will close
October 1: The Elections Committee deadline for having verified each candidate and review any campain videos that they wish to have posted via GSFA Website and GSFA social media.
November 15: GSFA Elections
For many fire departments the ability to gather analytical data about their calls, response times, and other metrics has been limited.
Several years ago, the Georgia State Fire Marshal’s Office purchased a license for a reporting software, that departments could us for free, in order to meet the compliance requirement of completing Na -
The Important Switch to the NERIS System Past President David Bullard
tional Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) reports. This allowed a better overall picture of data fields that are submitted via NFIRS.
NFRIS was originally developed as part of the Federal Fire Control and Prevention Act of 1974, after the publication of “America’s Burning.”
Through the 1970s, 80s and 90s coding for data fields was
updates to include fire service and civilian casualties, as well and hazardous materials incidents. However, the last update occurred in 1999.
In 2022, the United States Fire Administration (USFA) proposed updating NFRIS with the National Emergency Reporting Information System (NERIS).
USFA has contracted with
Underwriter's Labrotories Fire Safety Research Institute to develop the system. The goal is to provide a mobile device friendly reporting platform, near real time analytical data availability, and for departments who need it, a free reporting software.
The number of incident types has been reduced by 39 percent from NFIRS. It was found that with NFIRS, only 15 or so incident type codes were regularly used.
NERIS will have provisions for adding or removing data fields as needed, throughout the system. Unlike NFIRS that only allowed one incident type code, NERIS will allow multiple selections for all incident types and actions taken on a particular incident.
Today, with NFIRS, if you responded to a motor vehicle
NERIS System (continued)
collision with injuries and the vehicle was on fire, you would have to choose between “vehicle accident with injuries” or “vehicle fire.” NERIS would allow both choices, if there was a fuel spill, NERIS would allow that too.
The goal is also to make the report completion process faster and simpler. The ability to record civilian rescues from fires, MAYDAY statistics, and enhanced features to determine dollar loss, will all provide better information when developing standards and training.
NERIS will be the leading resource for comprehensive information and advanced analysis on fire-related issues in the United States. It will support state, local, territorial, and tribal fire services by offering information that helps them effectively, efficiently, and safely
address fire problems. By collecting, combining, and analyzing data, the NERIS platform will offer up-to-date information on fire and emergency situations across the U.S. It will also provide timely insights into significant or noteworthy events related to fires, hostile actions, or disasters. NERIS is Enabling Effective Emergency Response.
All Fire departments are encouraged to work with any third-party vendors that they are using for incident reporting currently, for updates and scheduling for switching to NERIS as well as the CAD vendor that their 911/dispatch center uses.
In addition, watch the NERIS website for updates and webinars. www.usfa.gov/ nfirs/neris
To the membership of Georgia State firefighters Association:
My two years as your current president will soon be past. While serving in any elected board position, it is always healthy to have change to bring new ideas and methods of improvement to an organization.
Our annual conference is quickly approaching it will soon be time for members in our association to step up into leadership positions.
As we approach the time to announce your intent to run for office, I want to encourage each of you to prepare yourself to bring your best to this organization. The door is wide open and receptive to all kinds of new ideas. The potential to grow this association is tremendous.
Saying that, I do want to
Be Prepared to Bring Your Best to the GSFA President Gary Clark
strongly discourage any GSFA member who has plans of running for a board seat only to elevate their stature not run for officer on this board.
GSFA is seeking movers and shakers to implement new ideas, to improve on the 72 years of traditions of the Georgia State Firefighters Association. It is time to remold this association and move into the next generation of Georgia firefighters.
As we get closer to the November dates of conference, you will see further instructions on how to apply and run for office on the Georgia State Firefighters Association. The procedures have changed since the last election, so pay close attention to the new instructions.
I want to remind anyone running for office this position will require some work. It will require
the support of your employer. I strongly recommend starting a new board position at the Director at Large position unless there are more than one vacant seat.
I personally want to say Thank You for your dedication in helping advance the Fire Service in Georgia with your commitment and willingness to serve as a GSFA board member.
Good Luck on your run! We will see you in Augusta.
Have a Blessed Day!!
Gary J. Clark President Georgia State Firefighters Association
As you read this article, many of you may ask yourself, who is Dave Gray? Some of you may be fortunate enough to know this person.
Dave Gray is a firefighter who, two years ago, was given the news that he has a very aggressive form of cancer. He has fought every day and endured to battle this horrible disease and has been an inspiration for many people around him.
However, this article is not about firefighter cancer but about being a passionate, caring, fullof-life spirit, even when your body is letting you down. It is even more important to remind us how great it is to be a firefighter and never take it for granted.
Dave posted a picture on Facebook this week of him doing mutual aid training with his local department just over six years ago, commenting, “What I wouldn’t give to wheel ole T-14 one more time.”
How many of you have complained about having to go out and do training, public fire safety education, hydrant maintenance, or even having a toothache call at two in the morning?
1st Vice President Mike Byrd Are You a Dave Gray?
Yet, some firefighters like Dave would gladly go back and get up to do any of those functions just once more.
A valuable lesson can be learned from Dave and his Facebook post: don’t miss a single day of appreciating what being a firefighter does for you. It is a gift that can be taken from us at any moment.
Why waste a single day being frustrated with something that, in the long run, probably will not matter one day?
Dave’s motto in recruit school was, “All go, no quit.” He has had that philosophy throughout his career and put 100 percent into every aspect of his job. Dave embraced that he was happy being a career firefighter and did not need to be promoted to be satisfied. It was an honor to be a firefighter, yet he never realized how prominent a leader he was in that position. He is led by compassion and love every day to the point it elevates those around him
to want to be like him.
FDNY Chief Edward Croker once said in a speech, “When a person becomes a firefighter, their greatest act of bravery has been accomplished. What they do after is all in the line of work” (Croker, n.d.).
Since leaving the fire service, Dave Gray has become an even bigger hero. His courage has inspired those who know him or have heard about his story.
The fire service has many traditions. Unfortunately, negativity is one of them. Those who have served in any capacity have been negative, even if for a short moment. Sadly, negativity is a
David Gray with a 15-year service certificate he received in 2020.
contagious virus that can infect the entire department.
There are new hires being fed many different reasons to be negative by people who never experienced the very thing being complained about. Dave’s daily mission was to make someone smile and have a better day. He constantly sought ways to make people happy, whether it was co-workers, citizens, or anyone he encountered. If the entire fire service came to the station or to work with the attitude of appreciating the gift of being a firefighter and being positive, that is contagious as well.
Jimmy Valvano was a college basketball coach who died of cancer. He was also awarded the Arthur Ashe Courage and Humanitarian Award just before his death.
If you have taken Axioms of Leadership or many other leadership classes in Georgia, you have seen parts or possibly his entire speech.
In this speech, Coach Valvano stated, “There are three things we
Are You a Dave Gray? (continued)
should do every day of our lives: One is to laugh, two is think, and three is to have your emotions moved to tears “ (Melfi, n.d., para. 4).
Dave has lived his career within the fire service with that logic. He also sought ways to make other people experience the same reasoning.
Tragically, Jimmy V died 38 days after this speech. During this speech, he was so weak that he could barely climb the steps to accept the award, yet he was still passionate and full of life. One of the last things he said in his speech was, “Cancer can take my physical abilities. It cannot touch my heart, and it cannot touch my soul (Melfi, n.d., para. 17).
Negativity does have the ability to take your heart and soul. It also has the ability to take your mind.
This article is meant to provoke thought and hope that each reader will step back and think about the days they were negative. The hope is that the readers will not lose another precious day
in the fire service over an issue that will not matter in the end. Be a Dave Gray, who, even in his battle for life, seeks to make everyone around him feel loved and have a better day. This article is dedicated to a true hero and a person we all should strive to be more like Firefighter David Gray, retired Woodstock Fire Department.
References:
Croker, E. (n.d.). The best firefighting quotes in history. Fire and Axes. https://fireandaxes. com/the-best-firefighting-quotesin-history/ Melfi, A. (n.d.). Jimmy V's ESPYS speech, annotated. ESPN. https:// www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/24087641/jimmy-v-espysspeech-annotated
Have you ever had the thought that, “I think I will take it easy on taking classes for a while,” and then after a few months, an unexpected opportunity for promotion comes along?
You feel that you are qualified for the position, and you know that the “really smart guy” in your agency is not planning on testing for the promotion.
However, someone else gets it, because you are missing a class (that you were planning on taking next year) that four months ago, the powers that be had added to the promotional requirements.
So, after getting over the disappointment of not getting the promotion, you decide to “get after” as much available training as possible. You no-
Prepare for Opportunity Treasurer Bruce King
tice that others in your agency are also taking more classes.
After a couple of years go by, another opportunity for promotion presents itself. You are feeling really good about your chances this time until you get to the testing center and realize that the “really smart guy” has decided to test for promotion this time. So, guess who gets this one.
The point is, that if you are proactive, you have a much better chance of being able to take advantage of unexpected opportunities. Timing plays such a huge role in our lives.
The Bible mentions that “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven:” – Ecclesiastes 3:1.
Like it or not, quite often, timing of events does not coincide with what is convenient for us, and there are also many factors beyond our control. So, we can prepare as much as possible to increase our chanc-
es of taking advantage of opportunities, or we can do just enough to get by and watch the opportunities pass us by.
Which do you choose?
With
Sincerity and Respect,
Bruce King GSFA Treasurer
Fire Service Career Goals: What Seat Are You In?
submitted by Jeff Sanders
In life we have opportunities to sit in different seats as we grow into adulthood. As a student we may have sat according to alphabetical order; or had a choice. Those choices may have been on the front row, the back row or somewhere in between.
As firefighters we have many choices as to where we sit throughout our career. For some sitting in the backseat being the nozzleman is all they want to be. These are usually the ones that need the most leadership or coaching just to maintain their required annual training.
They are content right where they are. But that in itself is not a bad thing. After all, we all must have a nozzleman that puts his/ her all into that position.
For others sitting in the backseat, their desire is the hard work, studying, training and leadership classes to one day riding “seat”, up front, leading the way.
Sitting in the officer’s seat of a responding apparatus takes courage, training and team building. Many hours of training, completing tasks books, fireground operations and management courses all rolled into one qualification.
Usually these are the employees who have higher sights in their career paths.
Unfortunately some not so well trained firefighters ride “seat” only because they aren’t certified to drive. This is typical in smaller departments where adequate and advanced training is not a priority. Too often this firefighter doesn’t know the limitations of the apparatus, how to determine
the speed of approaching traffic, or worse, anything about being in command of a one piece , apparatus response or first in of a working incident. What a liability!
Then there’s the driver — the fire apparatus operator. He or she must know the apparatus from every angle, its limitations on the road, and its pumping operations.
Many hours of training/certications should be completed before a firefighter is allowed to drive such an expensive piece of equipment. Usually this is a stepping stone to riding “the seat”.
Further up the ladder we find the shift officer. Regardless of his/her title they are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the fire suppression crew and their equipment.
Their priority should be to lead, train and guide their crew to
reaching their potential training goals.
Higher up the ladder we find those who have trained to be fire inspectors and fire marshals. Ususally they are happy and content in their jobs and making a positive difference in public safety.
Additionally there are those with the desire to train others so firefighters are well trained not only in the basics, but in advance special skills and certifications.
Then there’s the back seat training officer who spends more time developing outlines than teaching hands on.
At the top seat we find the division, deputy and the chief. For many, these individuals have earned degrees, special skill certifications and have amazing leadership skills.
Right up to their retirement
Career Goals (continued)
these individuals are productive in moving their department forward as they fill the seat at the top of the ladder. These chiefs leave the department in better shape moving in a progressive matter.
Then there’s those chief officers who got the position because of seniority or because they were a “ good fit.” Ususally these chiefs will only provide normal day-to-day functions. They are reactive instead of proactive. These departments become stale and stagnant as this style of leadership filters down through the ranks.
These so called leaders fill the very last seat on the bus. Instead of being progressive and proactive they usually put everything off to whoever, when they retire. You hear them frequently say they are just riding the bus wait-
ing on their retirement date. Or say they are just there because they can’t afford the insurance if they leave now.
How much damage is being done by sitting in the back seat during those three, six, twelve months or longer? What happens to the morale of those filling other seats? All of a sudden the brakes have been applied to moving forward, being progressive and leading the way!
Everyone in the fire service has a seat to fill. Regardless of where we are on the ladder to our career path we may need to take a hard look at our seat and determine if we (I) am living up to those standards. Am I moving our department forward or in reverse?
Only you can determine how you fill the seat you have chosen to fill!
Share the Load: Resources Available to Support Mental Wellbeing
Being a volunteer firefighter or EMS provider is tough. Responders are routinely exposed to traumatic incidents and difficult calls, deal with the stress of juggling work-life-volunteer responsibilities, have interrupted sleep, and other factors that can impact mental wellbeing. It is important for individuals and departments to focus on supporting mental wellbeing, building resilience, and learning what resources are available for those who need help.
The National Volunteer Fire Council’s (NVFC) Share the Load Program provides tools and resources to help first responders and their families manage and overcome personal and work-related problems as well as assist department leaders in best supporting their membership. These include the following:
• The NVFC First Responder Helpline, offered through Provident, provides assistance to NVFC members and their families for a variety of behavioral health issues and work-life stresses. This includes immediate assistance in a crisis moment as well as confidential counseling, resources, and referrals to assistance for a range of issues including stress, depression, family conflict, substance misuse, child or elder care, financial or legal concerns, and more.
• The Directory of Behavioral Health Professionals is an online, searchable database of local behavioral health providers who are equipped and ready to help firefighters, EMS providers, rescue workers, dispatchers, and their families.
• The Psychologically Healthy Fire Departments toolkit and training helps fire department leaders promote and foster well-being among their members and create successful, high-performing departments. Departments can also make the commitment to maintain a psychologically healthy fire department to be featured on a special landing page
• Courses in the NVFC Virtual Classroom train members of the emergency services and their families on important topics such as signs to watch for, resilience, stress management, and much more.
Find all of these resources and more at www.nvfc.org/help
About the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC)
The NVFC is the leading nonprofit membership association representing the interests of the volunteer fire, EMS, and rescue services. The NVFC serves as the voice of the volunteer in the national arena and provides critical resources, programs, education, and advocacy for first responders across the nation. Learn more at www.nvfc.org.
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DEORIALI GROCERY 926 MONTREAL ROAD 470-355-6971…CLARKSTON
DEVI FOOD MART
2328 HWY 41 N 478-224-3010…PERRY
DISCOUNT MART
2991 MOODY ROAD 478-329-1516…BONAIRE
DISCOUNT MART
1063 RUSSELL PKWY 478-551-4215…WARNER ROBINS
DIXON FARM SUPPLY INC.
8435 US HWY 86
229-532-5305…ALAPAHA
DOLLARA GENERAL
5805 BUFORD HWY
678-694-1578…DORAVILLE
EXPRESS MART
129 GA HWY 27
229-924-0006…AMERICUS
EXPRESS STOP
105 MARSHALLVILLE ROAD
478-224-2122…PERRY
EXPRESSWAY FOOD MART
2903 NORTH EXPRESSWAY 678-216-5663…GRIFFIN
EXTREME CYCLES
1430 LYNDON AVENUE
770-233-1188…GRIFFIN
EXXON FOOD MART
1061 MONTREAL ROAD
404-549-2965…CLARKSTON
EXXON FOOD MART
5297 MEMORIAL DRIVE
404-963-7929…STONE MOUNTAIN
EXXON MOBIL 537 GLYNN STREET 678-686-6371…FAYETTEVILLE
FAMILY AUTO REPAIR
3862 LAWRENCEVILLE HWY 770-559-4469…TUCKER
FAST RADIATOR & AC SERVICE 640 MACON AVENUE
678-752-0876…JACKSON
FAYETTE NAIL SPA 85 W LANIER AVENUE
678-817-0234…FAYETTEVILLE
FAYETTEVILLE TOBACCO & VAPOR 12160 COUNTY LINE ROAD
770-629-2366…FAYETTEVILLE
FIESTA FOOD MART
3174 CHAMBLEE DUNWOODY ROAD 352-278-0220…CHAMBLEE
FINE NAILS & SPA 6125 COVINGTON HWY 770-593-4049…DECATUR
FOOD TOWN MARKET 2532 BOULDERCREST ROAD 678-974-5701…ATLANTA
FRANK’S VALERO 914 N BROAD STREET 770-267-9300…MONROE
FROZEN ROOSTER 174 GLYNN STREET N. 678-545-6411…FAYETTEVILLE
FUENTE DE BENDICION 4880 LAWRENCEVILLE HWY 470-657-6134…TUCKER
GM TRANSMISSIONS 2201 BROCKETT ROAD 678-524-1466…TUCKER
GABINO’S MEXICAN GRILL 289 HWY 36 E 470-251-5243…JACKSON
GAY WOOD CO. 1709 TELFAIR STREET 478-272-1977…DUBLIN
GECKO AUTO CARE 5730 ROCKBRIDGE ROAD 470-709-4583…STONE MOUNTAIN
LIFE IS JOY
3430 E PONCE DE LEON 470-823-4962…SCOTTSDALE
LOVEIN FUNERAL HOME 1218 ADEL ROAD 229-686-2007…NASHVILLE
LOVELY NAILS 76 OAK STREET 770-775-1186…JACKSON
LA GRAN GUATE-MEX 1600 E FORSYTHE STREET 229-928-8282…AMERICUS
LIQUOR EXPRESS 4450 ATLANTA HWY 706-521-8589…ATHENS
LUCKY FOOD MART 506 LEGION DRIVE 678-245-0318…EASTMAN
LUCKY FOOD MART 4297 HUGH HOWELL ROAD 470-430-4400…TUCKER
MK#1
1000 MADISON HWY 229-259-9922…VALDOSTA
MA & PA GROCERY 1137 MERIWETHER STREET 678-603-1711…GRIFFIN
M&T ALTERATIONS 5021A HENRY BLVD 678-289-4090…STOCKBRIDGE
MAGIC NAILS 535 N EXPRESSWAY 678-603-2792…GRIFFIN
MAGNET SHELL 5343 HWY 20 S 678-625-4200…COVINGTON
MAJIK TOUCH CLEANERS 1537 N DECATUR ROAD 404-373-9119…ATLANTA
MAIN MOON CHINESE 5765 ROCKBRIDGE ROAD 770-413-8568…STONE MOUNTAIN
MAM 4151 INC. 4151 COCHRAN HWY 478-374-3400…EASTMAN
MANI 1516 1516 CRAWFORD STREET 229-924-2414…AMERICUS
MANSI FOOD MART 101 PLANTATION ROAD 478-758-5774…WARNER ROBINS
MARATHON FOOD MART 1566 N EXPRESSWAY 770-227-4479…GRIFFIN
MARATHON 1879 E MAIN STREET 770-827-8642…HOGANSVILLE
MARATHON MART 5250 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 478-835-7939…MACON
MARATHON (DISHA GROCERY) 1532 S BROAD STREET 678-638-7306…MONROE
MARCO’S PIZZA 805 S GLYNN STREET 770-719-8989…FAYETTEVILLE
ONE STOP 12930 MAGNOLIA STREET 229-723-0855…BLAKELY
ONE TEXACO FOO DMART 3902 COVINGTON HWY 404-819-0418…DECATUR
ORIENTAL GARDEN 3 2120 W SPRING STREET 770-267-8899…MONROE
OUTBACK BODY SHOP INC 800 HWY 36 E 404-7325323…JACKSON
OZBURN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 8316 HAZELBRAND ROAD 770-784-1618…COVINGTON
P&D FOOD MART 700 GRIFFIN AVE 229-244-6425…VALDOSTA
P&P FOOD 431 OAK STREET 478-448-1111…EASTMAN
PJ’S PACKAGE STORE 1241 PANOLA ROAD 770-879-0595…STONE MOUNTAIN
PARIS BANH MI 5150 BUFORD HWY 770-696-1936…DORAVILLE
PATEL SHREYA DIPBHAZ 705 E MCCARTY 478-357-4006…SANDERSVILLE
PEACHTREE AMOCO 347 W THIRD STREET 770-775-1769…JACKSON
PEKING CHINESE RESTAURANT 5340 HWY 20 770-788-8885…COVINGTON
PEKING GARDEN SUSHI 3070 WATSON BLVD 478-971-1822…WARNER ROBINS
PEPO FOOD MART 504 PERRY PKWY 478-988-0796…PERRY
PERFORMANCE DIESEL AUTO 576 ENGLAND CHAPEL ROAD 678-938-487…JENKINSBURG
PERRY PAWN SHOP 522 COURTNEY HODGES 478-987-5867…PERRY
PHILLIPS FURNITURE 1734 WATSON BLVD 478-922-6117…WARNER ROBINS
PICK N GO
280 GRIFFIN STREET 678-272-2389…MCDONOUGH
PIGGLY WIGGLY 484 NORTH AVENUE 706-548-4171…ATHENS
PIGGLY WIGGLY 508 BELLEVUE AVENUE 478-275-0231…DUBLIN
PIGGLY WIGGLY
48 E OAK STREET
229-868-2656…MCRAE
PIONEER APPAREL
5369 BUFORD HWY 770-936-0698…DORAVILLE
PLANTATION
385 MACON AVENUE
770-504-8811…JACKSON
PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS 35 HUDSON PLAZA
770-460-7511…FAYETTEVILLE
PRIME FOOD MART
3425 JACKSON ROAD 678-570-6032…GRIFFIN
PROFLOW ROOTER & SEPTIC
321 HIGH FALLS ROAD
678-525-4615…JACKSON
PRO TECH COLLISION 5874 BUFORD HWY 770-451-8128…DORAVILLE
PURELY CBD OF COVINGTON 9156 HWY 278 NE 470-441-5880.COVINGTON
PYRAMID PETRO 1650 ATHENS HWY 706-283-3202…ELBERTON
Q NAILS
2421 HWY 80 W 478-272-4770…DUBLIN
QUEEN SHEBA BAKERY 5219 MEMORIAL DRIVE
470-346-2952…STONE MOUNTAIN
QUICK MART
4847 COVINGTON HWY 404-343-4896…DECATUR
QUICK STOP #2
303 N BROAD STREET 229-467-2447…ABBEVILLE
QUICK TRIP 4 600 W 4TH STREET 229-445-8013…ADEL
QUICK Z MART 19 COCHRAN HWY 478-518-1400…HAWKINSVILLE
QUOC HUONG 5150 BUFORD HWY 770-93600605…DORAVILLE
RACE EXPRESS 906 HWY 42 SOUTH 770-504-0300…JACKSON
RACEWAY 917
237 HWY 49 478-654-2543…BYRON
RANY’S WIRELESS
4848 MEMORIAL DRIVE 770-630-4285…STONE MOUNTAIN
RELAX INN & SUITES 2184 HWY 441 S 478-295-1310…DUBLIN
RELAX INN 1661 ATHENS HWY 706-342-1294…MADISON
RESCUE FITNESS 2131 HWY 42 770-775-5155…JENKINSBURG
R645 WINTERVILLE ROAD 706-583-9002…ATHENS
SANJU TAILOR
739 DEKALB INDUSTRIAL WAY 251-236-2481…DECATUR
SANDERS SHOE REPAIR 1321 LNSWOOD DRIVE 578-251-5334…JACKSON
SCOTT AUTO REPAIR 1462 SCOTT BLVD 404-377-3600…DECATUR
SCOTT’S AUTO MACHINE & PARTS COMPANY
359 LANIER AVENUE E 770-461-9313…FAYETTEVILLE
SERVICE 1ST AUTO CARE 2258 LITHONIA INDUSTRIAL BLVD 770-484-4905…LITHONIA
SERVICIOS LA PERUANITA 3609 SHALLOWFORD ROAD 770-936-8886…ATLANTA
SHAIRA MARIA 3210 TUCKER NORCROSS ROAD 770-496-0096…TUCKER
SHAMROCK FOOD MART 3970 N EXPRESSWAY 860-501-8180…GRIFFIN
SHELL 1790 COMMERCE ROAD 706-850-3102…ATHENS
SHELL
198 OLD PERRY ROAD 478-957-6891…BONAIRE
SHELL 118 N OLIVER STREET 768-533-0725…ELBERTON SHELL
2580 MONROE DRIVE 470-892-5888…GAINESVILLE
SHELL 15566 ZACK HINTON PKWY 470-517-0751…MCDONOUGH
SHELL FOOD MART 3400 MORELAND AENUE 404-366-8040…CONLEY
SHELL FOOD MART 10125 ALCOVY ROAD 770-787-0005…COVINGTON
SHELL FOOD MART 2645 WESLEY CHAPEL ROAD 470-573-4607…DECATUR
SHELL FOOD MART 5005 SNAPFINGER WOODS ROAD 678-691-1650…DECATUR
SHELL FOOD MART 930 TAYLOR STREET 770-442-0059…GRIFFIN
SHELL FOOD MART 301 N STONE MOUNTAIN LITHONIA 404-834-3960…STONE MOUNTAIN
SHELL FOOD MART 1873 MOUNTAIN INDUSTRIAL BLVD 404-314-0619…TUCKER TIP TOP C LEANERS 6116 COVINGTON HWY 770-593-1630…LITHONIA
VALERO 203 E SPRING STREET 678-635-7540…MONROE
VALERO 5521 THOMPSON BRIDGE ROAD 678-696-5100…MURRAYVILLE
VALERO FOOD MART 4837 MEMORIAL DRIVE 404-292-2403…STONE MOUNTAIN
VALERO FOOD MART 1836 MOUNTAIN INDUSTRIAL BLVD 770-939-2282…TUCKER
VALLEY INN 204 COMMERCIAL HEIGHTS 478-822-9090…FORT VALLEY
VARIEDADES LA FE 5145 BUFORD HWY 404-528-5502…ATLANTA
VOLMAZ 1652 CHURCH STREET 404-296-4787…DECATUR WNB FACTORY
4919 FLAT SHOALS PKWY 770-322-9955…DECATUR
WAITS CLEANERS & LAUNDRY 220 MERIWETHER STREET 770-227-2761…GRIFFIN
WATCH MASTERS 3364 CHAMBLEE TUCKER ROAD 770-936-3071…ATLANTA
WEST POINT SPIRIT 403B 3RD AVENUE 706-643-8633…WEST POINT
WIG & BEAUTY 708 S. GRANT 229-423-2338…FITZGERALD
WILLIAMS AUTO & GOLF CARTS 1118 HWY 54 E 770-716-9027…FAYETTEVILLE
WILLIE JOHNSON COMPANY 110 BONNIES WAY 470-251-5084…JENKINSBURG
WINGS FACTORY 3316 SNAPFINGER ROAD 770-8089772…LITHONIA
WINGS HOUSE 3285 HWY 278 NE 678-912-6999…COVINGTON
WINDOW TINTING 2180 N EXPRESSWAY 770-584-3045…GRIFFIN
WIRELESS WORLD 5855 BUFORD HWY 404-863-0628…DORAVILLE
WOCO PEP OIL INC. 4129 GUINN STREET 770-786-2375…COVINGTON
WOONAMJEONG 5953 BUFORD HWY NE 678-530-0844…ATLANTA
WORLD MUSIC 5150 BUFORD HWY 678-900-9889…DORAVILLE
XPRESS
4849 BUFORD HWY 770-676-7947…CHAMBLEE
XU’S EXPRESS 6146 COVINGTON HWY 470-336-7266…LITHONIA
ZEE PACKAGE STORE 1621 MEMORIAL DRIVE 404-822-6375…ATLANTA
Business Directory
In addition to the advertisers who have display and directory space in this issue, these merchants and firms are cooperating to make this magazine a successful and valuable publication.
1 DEAL OF THE DAY
2K SPA NAILS
3 LADIES NAILS & SPA
4 STAY BP
5 STAR CLEANERS
362 EXPRESS STORE
441 PAWN
777 STORE
A&C POOL SUPPLY
AHUEVO QUE SI TAQUERIA
A FINISH SOLUTIONS GROUP
AK PACKAGE STOR
AL-BARAKAH HALAL MEATE
ALL IN ONE VITAMINS
ALL STAR SEAFOOD
ALMON PRIME FOOD STORE/CHEVRON
AMERICAN DELI
ANNIE’S ALTERATIONS
B. COOK’S GROCERY
BBQ CHICKEN
BP FOOD MART
BP FOOD MART-ATLANTA
BP FOOD MART-DECATUR
BP FOOD MART-DORAVILLE
BEN’S HOBBY COMPUTERS
BEST CLEANERS
BIG H CHEVRON FOO DMART
BILL’S AUTO SERVICE
BILL’S FOOD MART
BOOST MOBILE
BUDDY’S FOOD MART
CSAD
CAR FETISH
CARVER BOTTLE SHOP
CHAMPION SHOP REPAIR
CHEF WANG
CHERIANS INTERNATIONAL GROCERIES
CHEVRON FOOD MART-ATLANTA
CHEVRON FOOD MART-COVINGTON
CHEVRON-CONYERS
CHEVRON FOOD MART-DECATUR
CHEVRON FOOD MART-MCDONOUGH
CHEVRON-MONROE
CHEVRON FOOD-MONROE
CHEVRON FOOD MART
CHEVRON FOOD MART-STONE MOUNTAIN
CHEVRON FOOD MART-TUCKER
CHINLAND MARKET
CIRCLE G
CIRCLE K
CIRCLE K GAS EXPRESS
CITGO FOOD MART
CITGO FOOD MART-ATLANTA
CITGO-MACON
CLARSTON FOOD MART
COBBLESTONE EXXON
COCHRAN 487
COLUMBIA FOOD MART
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE TIRE CENTER
CONFIANZA EN DIOS
CORDELE FOOD MART
COURTESY AUTO
COVINGTON PACKAGE STORE
CRYSTAL NAILS
DAIRY QUEEN
DARBY FURNITURE
DAY CHINESE RESTAURANT
DISCOUNT FOOD MART
DISCOUNT TOBACCO
DISCOVER INN
DONUT CITY
DRES AUTO REPAIR II
ECONOMY MOTEL INN
EL CHAPARRO TEX-MEX CANTINA
EL REY HOME DECOR
ELECTRIC SMOKE VAPOR SHOP
ELEGANT BEAUTY SUPPLY
ELEGANT DOMINICAN HAIR SALON
ELOL CAFE
ENERGY SPA
EXECUTIVE INN
EXXON FOOD MART
EXXON FOOD MART-DECATUR
EXXON FOO DMART-SCOTTSDALE
EYOHA CAFÉ & MART
FAMILY FOOD MART
FAMILY NAILS
FAMOUS CLEANERS
FAST BREAK STORE
FAST LUBE
FAYETTE DOORS
FAYETTE EXPRESS
FLIPS FOOD MART
FOOD MART
FRANK’S HEAD & ENGINE SERVICE
GEORGIA JAPAO EAT
GOD’S MORNING MANNA
GOOD CITY CHINESE RESTAURANT
GREAT IMAGE HAIR SALON
GREAT WALL
GRIFFIN EXPRESS
GROOMER GIRL PET STUDIO
HALAL MEAT
HANUMAN FOOD MART
HAPPY CHINA RESTAURANT
HILLS CLEANERS
HONG DUC II
HONG KONG
HONGYAN MASSAGE
HUB MARATHON
I & II FIREARMS
ICHIBAN JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE
IMPERIAL OF CHINA
J&B FOOD MART
JK AUTO SERVICE
JT NAILS
JBS GRIFFIN
JACKIE OF ALL TRADEZ
JACKSON MARATHON
JAN MEDA INC.
JAY’S QUICK SHOP
JESS MART
JESUS LOPEZ
JIGGA CLOTHING
JUDY’S NAILS
JU JU HAIR SALON
KAHMANDU KITCHEN & GRILL
KENWOOD BP FOOD MART
LA JUQUILITA
LAS COLINAS MEXICAN RESTAURANT
LALIGURASH FASHION
LE ALTERATIONS & DRY CLEANERS
LEDET ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT
LIBERTY AUTO REPAIR
LIBERTY GAS(PRIYA FOOD MART)
LIGHTHOUSE PROMOTIONS
LIL PANTRY
LIZ NAILS
LUCKY 7 FOO DMART
LUCKY MART
LUPES
M&K ALTERATIONS
M&M LIQUORS
MADD LULU
MAE’S THAI CUISINE
MAI PHUONG CO
MANADARIN GARDEN CHINESE RESTAURANT
MARATHON FOOD MART
MARTINS MOWER SERVICE
MAVERICK FOOD MART
MCINTOSH BP
MIKY’S BEAUTY & WIGS
MR APPLIANCE
MR. NOBODY GRIFFIN TIRE SERVICE
MUFFLERS & MORE
MUSULYN’S
N NAILS & SPA
NAI AUTO REPAIR
NAILS SHOW
NATURAL NAILS
NEW CHINA
NEWTON PACKAGE SHOP
NITA’S FOOD STORE
OAK FOOD STORE
OK BEAUTY
OK BEAUTY LAND
OUR STORE
OXFORD FOOD MART
PS ASIAN RESTAURANT
PAPA LOU’S KITCHE
PETRO EXPRESS
PHOENIX DAY SPA
PLEEZING FOOD STORE
PRAISE AFRCAN HAIR BRAIDNG
PREM’S FOOD MART
PRO CLIPS HAIR SALON
PUPUSERIA CARLA
QUICK STOP
QUICK STOP FOOD MART
QULUBI INTERNATIONAL MARKET
RAJPAN IMPORTS
REGENTS INN
REGGAE VYBZ
ROBI NAILS
ROYAL SEVEN #4
ROYAL SEVEN #10
ROYAL TOUCH CLEANERS
S&K AUTO REPAIR
S&P TOWING
SAI POOJA
SAM’S PACKAGE STORE
SAM’S PAWN SHOP
SANIYA FOOD MART
SCOTTDALE TEXACO
SCOTTISH TOBACCO
SHAKTI FOOD MART
SHELL FOOD MART-ATLANTA
SHELL FOOD MART-COVINGTON
SHELL FOOD MART-DECATUR
SHELL FOOD MART-GRIFFIN
SHOOTERS SMOKE & VAPE
SHOP N GO
SKYLAND MOTEL
SMOKE & VAPE
SOHO NAILS & SPA
SONI FOOD MART
SOUTH FORK EXXON
SOUTHSIDE SEAFOOD
SPIN WASH
STAR BP
STITCH & SEW SHOP
SUBWAY-DECATUR
SUNNY BEAUTY
SUNOCO WEST POINT FOOD MART
SUNRISE CLEANERS
SUNSHINE GROCERY
SUNSHINE LAUNDRY
SUPER HONG KONG BUFFET
SUSIE’S BEST WINGS
TASTY DONUTS
TAILOR & ALTERATIONS
TEXACO FOOD MART-COVINGTON
TEXACO FOOD MART-FAYETTEVILLE
TEXACO FOOD MART-STONE MOUNTAIN
THE LIQUOR GATE
THINS & STUFF
TIENDA EL QUETZAL
TIM’S CHICKEN SHACK
TIRE MART
TOKYO EXPRESS
TONY’S FOOD MART
TONY’S ONE STOP
TOP RYDERZ KUSTOMZ LLC
TOPLITE NAILS & SPA
TUCK HAIR SALON
TUCKER FOOD MART
TUCKER PAWN & JEWELRY
US ASWSOME BEAUTY
US NAILS
USA NAILS
VALERO FOOD MART
VICTORIA’S NAILS
WALNUT GROVE BP
WARD’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
WELCOME FOOD MART
WEST POINT CHEVRON
WILD CHILD MOTORCYCLE SHOP
WINGS EXPRESS
WING IT DELI
WONDER WOK
WORLD DIRECT LINK
XHALE VAPES
XING FOOT MASSAGE
YOGI FOOD MART
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521 First Street
Milford, NE 68405
