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In this podcast where I explore emergency services in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We talk with leaders and responders for Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Public Health.
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In this episode we continue talking with Scott Vanderkooi. Scott is the EMS Program Director for Blue Ridge Community College. In this episode we talk about an EMS career and what to expect from the BRCC EMS classes.
Welcome to Rocktown Emergencies, I'm your host Paul Helmuth. For this next series I'm talking with Scott Vanderkooi. Scott is the EMS Program Director for Blue Ridge Community College. He talks to us about this new program at the college and what you need to do to register for the classes.
Welcome to Rocktown Emergencies, I'm your host Paul Helmuth. This show we continue our interview with Police Chief Eric English, with the Harrisonburg Police Department. After spending almost 30 years with the Richmond Police Department he moved to Harrisonburg, VA to become their new police chief. This week we talk about his transition from a department of 1000 employees to one with over 110 sworn officers.
Welcome to Rocktown Emergencies, I'm your host Paul Helmuth. Today I have the pleasure of speaking with the new Chief of Police for the Harrisonburg Police Department. Chief Eric English spent almost 30 years with the Richmond Police Department before coming to the City of Harrisonburg. After talking with several people who listened to our first episode, I decided to change things up just a little bit. This interview is done in two parts. In the first part we talk about how he ended up in law enforcement and what he did with the Richmond Police Department.
Welcome to Rocktown Emergencies. In Rocktown Emergencies we talk with leaders in Fire, EMS, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management and Public Health in the Shenandoah Valley.
In this episode we interview the new Deputy Chief of Training, Chief Matt Tobia. Chief Tobia retired from Anne Arundel County, MD and then Assistant Chief of Loudoun County Fire and Rescue.
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