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Truck 2 Graduates Celebrate New Status as Full-Fledged Portland Firefighters

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Front Row, Left to Right: Firefighters Dan, Brett, Ron, Richard, Travis, and Patrick 

Second Row, Left to Right: Firefighters Brian, Peter, Richie, Byran, and David

On June 7, 2011, Portland Fire & Rescue (PF&R) held a graduation ceremony for Truck 2 graduates at its Training Academy.

This class included 11 firefighters who successfully completed PF&R’s Training Academy, worked under the close supervision of officers and firefighters at Station 2, and are now full-fledged firefighters.

Chief Nohr, Chief Klum and Captain Kaiel congratulate new Firefighter Ron

In addition to receiving their badges, the graduating class received their own turnouts and traded in their black helmets (worn by trainees) for yellow helmets (worn by firefighters). 

Chief Harding shakes new Firefighter Bryan's hand, congratulating him on his success

Training Division Chief John Nohr delivered the commencement address and acknowledged the fact that passing PF&R’s Training Academy is difficult for both firefighters and their families.  As such, he thanked the graduates for their dedication and commitment, and their family members who supported them throughout the past year.

The ceremony was followed by cake and photos with Chief Nohr.

 

Congratulations to the new Firefighters from Class 10-03 

and welcome to the family!

   Portland Fire & Rescue 

   We Respond: Always Ready, Always There

   June 7, 2011

 

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