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New here, first post. I am looking for help in finding a volunteer oppertunity in the Antelope valley, Kern County CA area. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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First learn to spell==opportunity --your word"opperertunity" is yet to be accepted--we know wot u means sorta wot you have bin tort. Good try-but not good enuff."If you thought it was hard getting into the job--wait until you have to hang the "fire gear"up and walk away!"
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Antelope valley?
From what I understand, all the fire departments in the antelope valley are career paid. I'm not aware of any volunteer FD's. You may want to try further out like California City or somewhere else kinda remote with small towns.Comment
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Thanks for the spelling lesson..no reason to be a jacka** though
. Also thanks for the tip on Cal City. I will look into it.
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Thank you for the compliment!"If you thought it was hard getting into the job--wait until you have to hang the "fire gear"up and walk away!"
Harry Lauder 1981.Me on the left!Comment
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Check Kern County (Vollie or Paid Call), San Bernardino County (Paid Call in Wrightwood, Phelan, El Mirage or Pinon Hills) and LA County (Paid Call out of Lake LA). There are a few options out there, just curious are you looking to Volunteer for your FF1 or why?"Be LOUD, Be PROUD..... It just might save your can someday when goin' through an intersection!!!!!"
Life on the Truck (Quint) is good.....
Eat til you're sleepy..... Sleep til you're hungry..... And repeat.....Comment
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I am looking to volunteer because i would like the experience and I would like to get trained. I have a full time job and am happy where i am at, but I am just looking for something more and thought volunteering might fill that void. Thanks for the suggestionsComment
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Very cool..... I know that LACo has a Call Company out of Lake LA. Dunno if they have a residency requirement where you have to live close to the Station or what, but go down and talk to the Guys there. You can also ask the Guys at the Palmdale and Lancaster Stations, 33s is the Head Quarters Station.
Once you get on and start your training, welcome to the Family.Last edited by mikeyboy; 12-28-2010, 12:25 AM."Be LOUD, Be PROUD..... It just might save your can someday when goin' through an intersection!!!!!"
Life on the Truck (Quint) is good.....
Eat til you're sleepy..... Sleep til you're hungry..... And repeat.....Comment
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LA CO has volunteer stations???Train to fight the fires you fight.Comment
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Not a Volunteer Station... When I ran with them Mutual Aid they told me they do have some Stations/Divisions that have POC Personnel, usually in their smaller more rural Areas. An example is like I posted here, Lake LA has POC FFs. I have met some of their POC FFs when I was running Mutual Aid into LA Co."Be LOUD, Be PROUD..... It just might save your can someday when goin' through an intersection!!!!!"
Life on the Truck (Quint) is good.....
Eat til you're sleepy..... Sleep til you're hungry..... And repeat.....Comment
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I don't know much about their "Call Firefighter" positions, but check these two links out.
http://www.fire.lacounty.gov/HelpWan...ortunities.asp
http://easier.co.la.ca.us/jobs/cfscr...ulletin=390-07Comment
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