Im looking to become a firefighter in Chicago, and I was wondering which departments are hiring more actively than others. Any info would be appreciated Tags:None CaptOldTimer Forum Member Join Date:Jun 1999 Posts:7074 Share Tweet #2 02-02-2005, 12:21 PM
In Georgia, the state firefighter's pension fund is the same no matter if you are paid or volunteer. Most departments pay the dues for members, and full retirement is 20 years at age 55. Retirees draw almost $1,000 a month as of right now.
Base Firefighter Union representation if you want. Contact whatever Union you feel will better represent the issues and problems and concerns specific to Firefighters, and they will be glad to help you.
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I know that in order to be accepted into the firefighter program, you first have to do a physical. Is scoliosis a disqualifing factor in a firefighter physical? I am in good physical and moral health. I never knew that something was wrong with my back. I play football, baseball and basketball like a normal person.
I have heard of scholarships available for being a firefighter or for the community service that entails it. So far I've come up empty on any links about it on the web so any help would be appreciated!
my fire department has never had a junior. They don?t know what gear to give to me and what training I?m allowed to go to. I have tried to tell them what I can do according to the law but i don?t know what to do. What does your local fire department do for juniors? Tags:None tree68 MembersZone Subscriber Join Date:Aug 2003 Posts:3116 #2 12-28-2018, 06:00 PM