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83. Occoneechee Council Learning For Life Programs scroll down to 2003 National law enforcement Academy 2003 scroll down to 2003 NationalFire and Emergency 2003 Health careers Exposition July 30 August 3rd http://www.occlearningforlife.org/events.html

Occoneechee Council Related Links and Information SITE MAIN PAGE EVENTS EXPLORER POSTS IN SCHOOL ... DISTRICT COMMITTEE Winterfest 200 Gatlinburg, Tennessee - January 30-February 1st, 2004 Registration Fee: Typically $25 Nonrefundable, per person (access to events only) Typical events: Fire Fighting, First Aid, Law Enforcement, Advanced Medical, Volleyball, Water Basketball, Mock Trial, Lip Sync, Engineering, Beam Hit (Shooting Sport), and Climbing. Registration Packets: Due out Fall 2003 Hotel, Travel, and Food Costs - Unit or individuals' responsibility and choice National Law Enforcement FBI/DEA Leadership Academy 2003 July 5-12, 2003 and July 12-19, 2003 Application for individuals available from Stewart Wright (800) 662-7102x228 or downloadable at National Learning for Life website: www.learning-for-life.org Application deadline (received): February 19th, 2003 Fees: The cost for participants will be transportation to and from Washington, D.C. and a $50 administration fee. Academy Explorers will be expected to cover costs for all breakfasts and some dinners. Housing, most lunches, some dinners, insurance, and fees for the academy will be provided

84. State Fair Community College-Admissions/Registration and statutory law with its application to law enforcement. Special attention givento law of supply and safety practices, and an overview of technical careers. http://sfcc.cc.mo.us/programs/socialsc.html

State Fair Community College Social Science Courses- CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJUST 101 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT (3) Study includes the history of policing in the United States and an overview of the relationship between law enforcement and American society. Will examine the duties of officers and the operations of police agencies in light of the problems they face and their roles in carrying out criminal procedure. CJUST 102 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3) Study includes the history and development of the criminal justice system in America. Will survey the three major components, PoliceCourtsCorrections, and their interrelationships. CJUST 104 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION (3) Student is introduced to the theory, methods, and procedures of modern criminal investigation. Study includes crime scene investigation, techniques of interviewing and questioning, collection of evidence, suspect development, and case preparation. CJUST 105 CRIMINAL LAW (3) Examines criminal, common and statutory law with its application to law enforcement. Emphasis is placed on the classification of crime and criminal acts.

85. The Protection Ranger to pass a 40hour law enforcement training refresher are trained in wildland firefighting and participate in rangers begin their careers working seasonally http://www.nps.gov/rich/wint006.html

The Richmond National Parks Quarterly Newsletter Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site INSIDE THIS ISSUE Superintendent's Message IronMaker to the Confederacy Back in Print Interpretation Update: The Fee Demo Program Employee Profile: Tim Mauch ... FY 2000 Budget and Activities Summary The Protection Ranger Monument Erected on Battlefield New Education Program at Walker site The Protection Ranger by Time Mauch, Supervisory Park Ranger "To me, no picture of the National Parks is complete unless it includes the Ranger, the Dudes, the Sagebrushers, and the savages." Stephen Mather, Director of NPS, 1917-1929 Since the early days of 1880 when Harry Yount served as the first national park ranger in Yellowstone protecting game, rangers have always had a multitude of tasks and responsibilities which ensure that park resources and the public are safe and protected. These duties range from protecting the buffalo in Yellowstone, to preserving the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, to protecting Civil War battlefields. Protection rangers assist other park divisions in the planning and implementation of various land management strategies. These range from vegetative screening at the Cold Harbor unit, to the clearing of a wooded area at Gaines' Mill for historic scene restoration. Natural resource inventories are often conducted and sometimes prescribed burns occur in various park units as a cost-effective, environmental alternative for clearing brush in order to keep to the park's enabling legislation of restoring the area to its historical scene. Wildfires are also fought and investigated by rangers.

86. LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB - Part 1 800248-2742 or email asknlectc@nlectc.org. law enforcement policing training to law enforcement officers, community residents, city For law enforcement and regulatory agencies at http://www.ih2000.net/ira/ira.htm

LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB PART 1 of 8 August 30, 1998 IRA WILSKER's HOME PAGE v6.10 Welcome to LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB, one of the largest and most awarded Law Enforcement sites on the net! Wilmette, IL, Police Officer Down NEEDS HELP Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 From: "Patrick J. Collins" Organization: Wilmette Police Department Subject: Officer Dan Huck Benefit Fund My name is Patrick J. Collins and I am a member of the Officer Dan Huck Benefit Committee.  I recently ran into your webpage when I was doing some research on the Calea webpage.  It must have been a push from God because at this moment the Committee is organizing a golf outing, reception and raffle in order to raise funds for Wilmette Police Officer Dan Huck's uncovered expenses.   We are also looking for companies who want to sponsors a tee or green or hole or donate a prize for the raffle.  If you have any suggestions, please call me at 847.853.7552 or email me at pd239mgr@icjia.org (work). OFFICER DAN HUCK BENEFIT COMMITTEE P.O. Box 605

87. Fighting Fire From The Air fighting fire From The Air. http://www.fire.ca.gov/FireEmergencyResponse/Aviation/Aviation.asp

Home About CDF Fire and Emergency 2003 Fire Season ... FAQs Fighting Fire From The Air Airborne Infra-Red Imaging System (AIRIS) S-2T Airtanker S-2A Airtanker UH-1H Super Huey Helicopters ... Federal Excess Property In support of its ground forces, the CDF 2003 emergency response air program includes 15 Grumman S-2T 1,200 gallon airtankers, 8 Grumman S-2A 800 gallon airtankers, 9 UH-1H Super Huey helicopters, and 13 OV-10A air attack aircraft. From 13 air attack and nine helitack bases located statewide, aircraft can reach most fires within 20 minutes. The air attack planes fly overhead directing the airtankers and helicopters to critical areas of the fire for retardant and water drops. The retardant used to slow or retard the spread of a fire is a slurry mix consisting of a chemical salt compound, water, clay or a gum-thickening agent, and a coloring agent. At nine pounds per gallon an S-2A can carry 7,200 pounds. The S-2T can carry 10,800 pounds. The CDF OV-10A air attack plane allows personnel to direct air operations from above an incident. While both airtankers and helicopters are equipped to carry fire retardant or water, the helicopters can also transport firefighters, equipment and injured personnel. All CDF Aircraft are strategically located throughout the state at airbases and helicopter bases. During high fire activity, CDF may move aircraft to better provide statewide air support.

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89. EMS And Fire Fighting News Sources EMS and fire fighting News Sources Guide picks. upto-date on what's happening inEMS, fire and Rescue http://government.about.com/cs/emsnews/

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90. Office Of The State Fire Marshal - Fire Safe Planning Structures and lives are put at risk when accumulated fuels make propertydamage more likely and fire fighting harder. Increasing http://osfm.fire.ca.gov/firesafeplanning.html

California Home CDF - Home SFM - Main Page About Us ... State Fire Training Related Links Search the Fire Safe Landscape Database Natural Hazard Disclosure Homes can be saved from wildfire by defensible space. Fire Safe Planning Program D eveloping California communities with Fire Safe Planning within the urban-wildland interface (UWI) helps structures survive wildfires. It is aimed at federal, state and local fire prevention staff to help homeowners, landowners, decision-makers, and local government planners make informed land use decisions. Structures and lives are put at risk when accumulated fuels make property damage more likely and fire fighting harder. Increasing numbers of structures in the UWI change fire fighting strategies and hamper the ability of firefighters to defend public and private property. The Fire Safe Planning Program is responsible for providing access to and interpretation of fire safe laws and regulations covering general fire prevention and wildland fire safety, recommended standards for fire and building codes, including fire hazard assessment and zoning, infrastructure safety, hazard mitigation to create defensible space, and building construction standards. The program also provides guidelines for hands-on implementation of fire safe strategies for the development of public safety elements within county general plans. Contact Us: melissa.frago@fire.ca.gov

91. Cygnus Business Media on major incidents (including lessons learned), the latest technology in specializedrescue, recent advances in firefighting equipment and http://www.cygnuspub.com/Market.cfm?MarketID=20

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93. ParksWeb - Careers National Parks and Wildlife South Australia (NPWSA) is part of the National Parks and Wildlife SA of the South Australian Department for Environment and http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/careers.html

Rangers Aboriginal Rangers Parks Assistants Guides ... Vacant Positions National Parks and Wildlife SA NPWSA ) is a division of the South Australian Department for Environment and Heritage DEH ). The Department is responsible for managing and protecting many aspects of the State's environment in the interests of all South Australians, both present and future. NPWSA NPWSA also works in cooperation with other sections of DEH to protect and manage native vegetation on private land and Aboriginal heritage throughout the State. This requires a range of skilled people including Rangers, Aboriginal Rangers, Parks Assistants, Guides, ... Specialist and Seasonal Rangers Rangers Responsible for management of the land and wildlife. They have a wide range of duties which include: developing and maintaining facilities, information centres, camp grounds and walking trails, writing information leaflets and signs, assisting visitors, management of introduced plants and animals, controlling soil erosion, making site assessments, liaison with other Government agencies, Country Fire Service, Local Government and neighbouring land holders, enforcing parks rules and fire fighting. Aboriginal Rangers Responsible for liaison between the Aboriginal communities and organisations and NPWSA , advising other park staff about the significance of sites and protocol to be observed, protection of cultural sites, developing interpretation and information about Aboriginal sites.

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existing users If you've created an account on any Xap-powered site , log on here: Can't log on? Forgot your username or password? Click here for help. new users college finder careers entire site for ... career list by industry career details :: first-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives Description Supervise and coordinate activities of members of police force. Experience A minimum of two to four years of work-related skill, knowledge, or experience is needed for these occupations. For example, an accountant must complete four years of college and work for several years in accounting to be considered qualified. Education Most of these occupations require a four-year bachelor's degree, but some do not. Training Employees in these occupations usually need several years of work-related experience, on-the-job training, and/or vocational training. Tasks Prepares work schedules, assigns duties, and develops and revises departmental procedures. Supervises and coordinates investigation of criminal cases. Disciplines staff for violation of department rules and regulations.

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