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NE State Volunteer
Firefighters Assn.
PO Box 101
York, NE 68467
Phone: 402.362.2255
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The 72nd Annual
NEBRASKA STATE FIRE SCHOOL
May 15, 16, and 17, 2009 |
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72nd Annual Fire School |
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Vendor Letter – Agreement – Registration
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2009 Fire School Schedule of Events
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Fire Prevention Award
Application
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Firemanship / Heroism /
Browning Hilger Awards Applications
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Smokey PAW Award
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The 2009 Fire School Pre-Registration
Instructions/Registration Form/Class Policies
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The 2009 Fire School Class List/Descriptions
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The 2009 Fire School Class Location List
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On behalf of the Nebraska
State Volunteer Firefighter’s Association and Fire School
Committee, I would like to extend a special welcome to our 72nd
Annual Fire School.
Sponsoring groups have
worked very hard to provide many training opportunities. The
main part of the school will once again be held at the Heartland
Event Center/Fonner Park in Grand Island with some classes held
off site. Class confirmation packets picked up at fire school
will provide the location of each student’s class.
The Nebraska State Fire
School is an exciting time and one of the great achievements of
the NSVFA. The school is an avenue through which all
departments can continue to build and strengthen their programs.
This year’s school will
consist of 31 classes of 12 hours in all phases of firemanship,
fire investigation, rescue and fire safety and fire prevention.
On Saturday, May 16th, a 6 hour cadet class will be
held as well as a 3 hour Elected Officials class. Some of the
classes, because of their nature, will have limited numbers in
the classes. Using the pre-registration form will ensure you
have a better chance of being able to take the class of your
choice. It is also suggested that department members attend
different classes so that the knowledge taken home will span a
variety of educational concepts.
Everyone is invited to
attend the school’s opening ceremony held Friday, May 15th,
beginning at 9:00am where announcements pertaining to Fire
School are made and awards announced.
The Fire School Committee
extends its deepest gratitude to all who are providing their
time, effort and monetary support to make the 72nd
Annual Nebraska State Fire School a reality. We look forward to
many participating and reaping the benefits of this experience.
Eldon Moser
Nebraska State Fire
School Director |
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2008 Fire School Opening Ceremonies Award Presentations |
Joe Bockman NSVFA President, Senator Abbie Cornett, District 45 (Bellevue, NE) Heroism Awards, Presented for Outstanding Heroism Fire Prevention Cooperative Award Presented to Northeast CO-OP Fire Prevention Awards Recipients Outstanding Firemanship Awards Recipients Smokey Paw Award Presented to Schuyler Fire Department
Joe Bockman (left), NSVFA President, presented Senator Abbie Cornett, District 45, Bellevue, with a plaque for her dedication and leadership as a Nebraska State Senator in promoting the interests of Nebraska's volunteer firefighters and volunteer rescue personnel. Heroism Awards, for outstanding heroism were presented to Brad Robinson and Travis Schmidt of the Blue Springs Fire Department. The awards were presented for their efforts to save firefighter, Jeremy Wach. A Fire Prevention Cooperative Award is presented each year by the Nebraska Forest Service and the NSVFA. Rhonda Cerny (left) presented the award to Northeast Co-op in recognition of their outstanding interagency fire prevention efforts and achievement. From left to right are: Cerny, Candy Torres of Allen; Brian Kilstrom of Dakota City; Bob Kneifl of Ponca; and Matt Ott of South Sioux City. Four fire departments received Fire Prevention Awards at Fire School in Grand Island. From left to right are: Linda Vandenberg, David City Fire Department; Nathan Flowers, Gering Fire Department; Carissa Smith, Scottsbluff Rural Fire Department; and Dave Heywood, Snyder Fire Department. Receiving plaques for Outstanding Firemanship were, front row (l to r): Daniel Kreikemeier, Snyder Fire Department; Scott Moses, North Platte Fire Department; Wayne Sackschewsky, Waco Fire Department; and Robert Martin, Lexington Fire Department. Second row: Nathan Flowers, Gering Fire Department; Bruce Campbell, Wymore Fire Department; Wilbur Henderson, Wymore Fire Department; and Brian Schmidt, Madison Fire Department. Also receiving the award, but not able to be present were: Jesse Wurdeman, Mitchell Fire Department; and Merlin Stuhr, Waco Fire Departments. Plaques for the awards given at fire school were provided by Ball Insurance and the NSVFA. Dave Heywood (right) presented the Smokey Paw Award to the Schuyler Fire Department, represented by John Eggleston. The award was presented at the 71st annual Fire School in Grand Island.
Joe Bockman NSVFA President, Senator Abbie Cornett, District 45 (Bellevue, NE)
Joe Bockman (left), NSVFA President, presented Senator Abbie Cornett, District 45, Bellevue, with a plaque for her dedication and leadership as a Nebraska State Senator in promoting the interests of Nebraska's volunteer firefighters and volunteer rescue personnel.
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Pictured above: Pat Gould;
Chadron, Don Softley; Grant, Eldon Moser “Chairman”; Yutan,
John Eggleston; Schuyler, Larry Pochop; Albion, Nick Vandenberg;
David City
Not Pictured are: Rod Buethe; Gretna, Kevin Placzek; Alda, Scott
Salmon; Wakefield
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