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specialized training and certification., Several chiefs suggested that the county might have to hire professional paramedics and EMTs in the not-too-distant future if the situation does not improved'

So far, there is no silver bullet solution, but the volunteers point out that with such a great need in so many areas there are plenty of jobs for everyone.

The Amissville Fire Statfon recently staged a community open house, celebrating National Fire Prevention Week and promoting the efforts of the company and its volunteers. An estimated 500-600 people turned.

Jesse Smith, a freshman at Rappahannock High School, was one of the teenaged Explorer Scouts assisting with the demonstrations. He wants to pursue firefighting as. a career. Smith is the only Rappahannock member of Amissville’s newly-formed Explorer Post 350. All the other members are from Culpeper. Both Smith’s parents, Art and Sheila Smith, are Amissville volunteers.

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