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While volunteer firefighters typically join Ringing Hill Fire Company out of a desire to help the community, it is not uncommon for the training and skills they learn to create professional opportunities in emergency-services careers. Volunteering Leads to a Prosperous …
For the Lightcap family, volunteering and helping people is second nature to them. Bud Lightcap, 54, volunteers at Ringing Hill Fire Company with his wife, Kim, and two sons, Jake, 30, and Brian, 28. Bud, who is the Chief of …
It’s been a little more than a year since Ringing Hill Fire Company launched its volunteer recruitment and retention campaign and the fire company is exceeding all its goals to bring in new members. Before the campaign began, they had a …
Before they were husband and wife, Marc and Michelle Zohe had sparks fly between them at the fire station – and it wasn’t from a fire. Marc has been volunteering in the fire service for 15 years, 10 of those …
Ringing Hill Fire Company volunteers bring calm to the chaos – and what is more chaotic than realizing tonight’s dinner just turned into a cooking fire? That is why Ringing Hill is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association® …
Sons often follow in their father’s footsteps when it comes to volunteer firefighting, but for Greg Delp and his son, Bryan Delp, it was the other way around. Bryan joined Ringing Hill Fire Company first and his dad, Greg, later …
The volunteer firefighters of Ringing Hill Fire Company are thankful for the EMS practitioners who serve alongside them at emergency scenes and are celebrating them during National EMS Week, May 17-23, 2020. The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) …