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Governor Ritter Appoints Firefighter
Training and Certification Advisory Board
March 4, 2008 – Gov. Bill Ritter today appointed the
Fire
Service Training and Certification Advisory Board.
The purpose of the board is to advise the Director
on the administration of the voluntary fire service
education and training program within the Colorado
Division of Fire Safety and the voluntary
firefighter and first responder certification
programs.
The advisory board consists of nine members, seven of whom
are appointed by the governor.
Appointed for terms expiring July 1, 2011 were:
·
Cristopher A. Cross of the Fort Lupton Fire
Department to represent the Colorado State Fire
Fighters Association;
·
Robert E. Leigh of the Aurora Fire Department to
represent the Colorado State Fire Chiefs
Association;
·
Richard E. Lewis of the Parker Fire District to
represent the Colorado Fire Training Officers
Association;
·
Joseph “Jay” Ruoff of the Littleton Fire Department
to represent the Colorado Professional Fire Fighters
Association;
·
Mark Campagnola of the Sable Altura Fire Protection
District to serve as a fire chief/training officer
from a volunteer fire department;
·
Patrick J. Laurienti of North Washington Fire
Protection District to serve as a fire
chief/training officer from a career fire
department; and
·
Thomas Farber of T. Charles Wilson Insurance
Services to serve as a representative from the
property and casualty insurance industry.
The remaining two nonvoting members are the
President of the Colorado Community College and
Occupational Education System and the Director of
the Emergency Medical Services and Prevention
Division of the Department of Public Health And
Environment, or their respective designees.
A
copy of the Governor’s Executive Order appointing
the
Fire
Service Training and Certification Advisory Board
may be downloaded from the CSFCA website
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