Interested in finding out what it takes to be a firefighter?
The mission of the Lee Fire & Rescue Department’s
Explorer program is to prepare young men and women aged
14 through 20 for a career in the fire service, while promoting
character development, community service, and teamwork.
Explorers are trained to the same state standards as their
adult counterparts, using gear that meets or exceeds NFPA
standards. Training includes fire suppression, self-contained
breathing apparatus (SCBA), hose handling, ventilation,
forcible entry, streams, first aid/CPR, rope rescue, and
extrication.
Following an introductory training program, Fire Explorers
respond to actual emergencies with certified firefighters
and EMTs, providing assistance through the performance of
routine, supervised tasks. Fire Explorers assist with most
routine responsibilities in the community and around the
fire station, including: community relations, fire prevention,
equipment and station maintenance, and training. Fire Explorers
wear a uniform and the Department provides them with helmets,
turnout gear, and other safety clothing.
LEE FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT EXPLORER ROSTER
| Last
Name |
First
Name |
Position |
Allen |
Ben |
Explorer |
| Andrew |
Davis |
Explorer |
| Bennion |
Nick |
Explorer |
| Evans |
Shannen |
Explorer |
Hatch, Jr. |
Warren |
Explorer |
| Morse, Jr. |
Bruce |
Explorer |
WHO TO CONTACT
If you are interested in joining or would like more information
on the program, please call:
Scott Nemet, Firefighter/Post Coordinator:
Phone 659-5411 LeeFireRescue@Comcast.net
Sherri Griffith, Post Advisor: 659-2328,
Quinnsmom@comcast.net
To download and print the Explorer Program Application
(MS Word format) CLICK
HERE!
(Adobe PDF) CLICK
HERE!
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