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Six Salem Firefighters Promoted
Salem-News.comApparatus Operators Trever Elmer and Ty Gunesch were promoted to Captain.
 Pictured from left to right: DC Craig Snively, BC Frank Stephenson, Capt. Greg Sanberg, Capt. Trever Elmer, AO Trevor Fosmark, Capt. Ty Gunesch. Photo: Salem Fire Department |
(SALEM, Ore) - The Salem Fire Department held a promotional ceremony on Friday, to recognize the promotion of several personnel.
The promotions began March 23rd with the promotion of Captain Frank Stephenson to Battalion Chief assigned to Station 2.
Battalion Chief Stephenson started with the Salem Fire Department in 1995 and was promoted to the rank of Captain in 2001.
On April 5th, Apparatus Operator Greg Sanberg was promoted to Captain of Station 10. Captain Sanberg started with the Salem Fire Department in 1995 and was promoted to Apparatus Operator in 1998.
On April 23rd, Captain Craig Snively was promoted to Division Chief of Training. Chief Snively started his career with the Salem Fire Department in 1983 and was promoted to the rank of Captain in 1992.
On May 1st, Apparatus Operators Trever Elmer and Ty Gunesch were promoted to Captain. Captain Elmer is assigned to Station 4 and Captain Gunesch to Station 6.
Captain Elmer started with the department as a firefighter/paramedic in 2000 and was promoted to Apparatus Operator in 2004.
Captain Gunesch began his career with the Salem Fire Department in 1997 and was promoted to Apparatus Operator in 2001.
On May 5th, Firefighter/paramedic Trevor Fosmark was promoted to Apparatus Operator. AO Fosmark started with the Salem Fire Department in 2001.
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Hank Ruark May 19, 2007 1:18 pm (Pacific time)
First contact with f/fgtrs in Maine at age 3, large fhouse dog named, naturally, "Huge" ! Kindly fftrs taught me much, with mother standing by and pleased. ONLY fhs in small Maine town (Presque Isle), later grown to huge district when I was reporter years later, still with fine people. Best to all and watch yrself on every job !
Albert Marnell May 19, 2007 12:33 pm (Pacific time)
Congrats to All. I happen to like most of the people that go into Fire and Rescue. I can call them Heros, I often have a problem saying the same for Police; which I have to evaluate on a real one to one basis. I think Fire and Rescue is a great profession and if things had been different I would have enjoyed it. Just some advice guys; be careful getting too involved in police Shenanigans. They often try to rope you in when they want to pull something illegal. If you are bored, go to www.badcopnews.com---I did work for the Fire Communications Bureau for a year---long time ago---I just forgot.
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