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“My Mother My Friend - The Story of a Boy and the
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email: [email protected]; Cell: 480.212.6321
COLIN PATRICK KELLEY, Colin Kelley is a 16 year
fireman for the Clark County Fire Dept (Las Vegas,
NV) who enjoys fighting fire and saving lives. Colin
currently works on the busy east side of Las Vegas.
Colin has spent his career training to have his shit
together so that when the alarm drops, he can arrive
and make things better. Colin values risk in the
support of his brothers on the inside. Colin loves his
profession and believes all firefighters should be well
trained, highly motivated and possess an operation
for the work that we carry out at the scenes of our
emergencies. Colin instructs around the country on
intelligently aggressive roof operations in support of
the attack, especially when dealing with pre-
engineered construction. Support your local Engine
company because chainsaws don't put out fire! You
can reach Colin at [email protected]
or through the website thewestcoastoffense.com or
on Facebook.
May 2017
Steve is contributing editor to Firehouse.com, a
regular speaker at fire departments and fire service
events across the country, and has authored over 100
articles in all of the leading fire service publications,
including Fire nuggets.com.
Steve is the author of three books: "How To Excel At
Fire Department Promotional Exams," "Reach For
The Firefighter Badge, How To Master The Fire
Department Testing Process," and "The Future
Firefighter's Preparation Guide, Being The Best
Firefighter Candidate You Can Be!”
For more information or to contact him, visit his
website: www.chabotfire.com.
STEVE PRZIBOROWSKI, has over 20 years of fire
service experience, currently serving as a deputy
chief for the Santa Clara County (Los Gatos, CA) Fire
Department, where he has worked since 1995. Since
1993, he has taught fire technology and EMS classes
at the Chabot College Fire Technology Program
(Hayward, CA), and where he has also served as the
fire technology coordinator, and EMT program
director and primary instructor.
Steve is a former president of the Northern California
Training Officers Association, the 2008 Ed Bent,
California Fire Instructor of the year and a state-
certified chief officer and master instructor. He has
earned a master's degree in emergency services
administration, completed the Executive Fire Officer
Program at the National Fire Academy, and has
received Chief Fire Officer Designation through the
Commission on Professional Credentialing.
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