Volunteer firefighters definition

Volunteer firefighters dependents fund” means the fund established by section 146.07 of the Revised Code.

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Volunteer firefighters means all persons who perform Fire Duties for a Volunteer Fire Company/Association, the services of which are regularly relied on by the Town in

Volunteer firefighters means all persons who perform Fire Duties for a Volunteer Fire Company, the services of which are regularly relied on by the Town in the provision of fire protection to property located in the Town, excluding, however, any such person who is or has been employed by the Town in a capacity in which such person has accrued or is accruing retirement benefits as a participant in the Town’s paid Firefighters’ Pension Plan.

Examples of Volunteer firefighters in a sentence

• Volunteer firefighters may take up to 14 days leave per calendar year to engage in training.

• Volunteer firefighters or EMTS who respond to “routine” emergency calls in their district can leave work with prior approval of their Official and will not be compensated, however the employee can use vacation or accrued comp time to cover their absence.

• Volunteer firefighters and other emergency personnel may take an unpaid leave or use accrued leave to perform emergency duty.

• Volunteer firefighters shall be permitted to answer fire calls without loss of time prior to the actual departure of the bus from the point of origin of the run.

• Volunteer firefighters of the Fire Department shall be deemed employees of the city while in the performance of their duties as members of the department.

• Volunteer firefighters and ambulance squad personnel may respond to emergencies in their district provided their absence will not affect current operations, they receive management approval on a per-incident basis and they have accruals to cover their absence.

• An employee who retires early will see their Company pension as follows for ages: Age of regular pension Volunteer fire-fighters will be paid of lost wages for time missed from their regular scheduled shift when responding to a community emergency.

• Volunteer firefighters, emergency medical technicians, reserve police officers, reserve posse, or clergy will be excused from work for those hours spent at the scene of a bona-fide emergency that threatens life or property.

• Volunteer firefighters will be allowed up to ten (10) hours per quarter for emergency service with no loss of pay.

• An employee who retires early will see their Company pension as follows for ages: Age of regular pension Age of regular pension Age of regular pension Age of regular pension LETTER OF AGREEMENT Volunteer fire-fighters will be paid of lost wages for time missed from their regular scheduled shift when responding to a emergency.

More Definitions of Volunteer firefighters

Volunteer firefighters means a person(s) employed as described in Article 2 of this Agreement. For the purpose of this Agreement, the words “Volunteer Firefighter” shall refer to any Volunteer Firefighter in any rank or classification.

Volunteer firefighters dependents fund” means the fund established by section

Volunteer firefighters means a volunteer firefighter in any rank or classification, except those excluded from the collective bargaining unit.

Volunteer firefighters. Become part of a volunteer fire department that performs fire suppression and other related emergency services for local jurisdictions. Water monitoring: Become a member of EPA’s volunteer monitoring program - analyze water samples for dissolved oxygen, nutrients, pH, temperature and more. Water testing kits: Household kits for testing the quality of drinking water. Additional water storage: Store additional water in water tanks in community buildings. Agreement with neighboring communities: Set verbal or written agreements with similar neighboring communities to help each other during a natural disaster. Air quality testing kits: Testing kits for indoor and outdoor air pollution and contamination. Citizen volunteers: Find volunteers for drought-related services in your community (firefighter, task force, leadership team, etc.) Defensible space around buildings: Creating vegetation- free spaces around buildings can protect them from wildfire. Education on conservation practices: Hold community meetings on how to conserve water and electricity. Emergency kits: Prepared first aid kits, essential medications, canned food, battery-powered radio, at least three gallons of water per person, etc. Fire extinguishers: Extinguishers on hand to contain fires. Information about vulnerable population (2x): Identify vulnerable groups that might need your help during a natural disaster. Information signs: Prepared signs with information about the current drought situation, recommendations, and restrictions. Law enforcement: Establish a community watch to ensure that residents follow water restrictions and other drought recommendations. Mobile traffic signs: Prepared mobile signs for traffic redirection due to drought impacts. Partnerships with local businesses: Partner with local businesses to get donations of supplies needed during a drought. Public educational workshop: Hold a public workshop for your community members to educate them on drought- related issues. Regular vegetation maintenance: Maintaining vegetation around buildings can prevent rapid wildfire spread. Strong interpersonal relationships(2x): A close association among your community members can help during a natural disaster.

Volunteer firefighters. Volunteer fire department in your community with trained firefighters.

Volunteer firefighters or “volunteers” means the individuals listed on the VFC NAME Certificate of Organization and/or listed on the active volunteer roster maintained and updated regularly by the Volunteer Fire Chief of each Volunteer Fire Company.