[LOCAL] Help the helpers: Join the Fire Department!

[Rachel]

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Help the helpers: Join the Fire Department!

By: Rachel Toretto | NOVEMBER 14th, 2019.

 

IMAGE: Fire Department members aiding an injured civilian.

After the unannounced reinstatement of Ex-Fire Chief Maxim Perez as Asst. Chief, Fire Department has started actively looking for brave people willing to put their lives at risks for the greater good of San Andreas and it's residents.

 

Ever since SAFD's establishment in February 1, 1886, it had many ups and downs, especially with the amount of employees serving the department. Recently, the Fire Department has faced probably the most severe lack of employees ever in it's entire term. This is a direct consequence of other startups popping up in the state providing people with safer and higher paying jobs.

 

This has also brought up questions and misconceptions into the minds of helpful and kind people who are willing to come forward and serve the Fire Department with courage and dignity. They are skeptical whether or not it is actually worth it to join the Fire Department and whether they're likely to die sooner than they have expected by getting enlisted under SAFD. Well, to clear off most of the misconceptions, it is more likely for an FD member to die of heart attacks or other heart conditions than dying from a fire in the line of duty. Once enlisted with the Fire Department, members experience intense trainings before they are actually allowed to respond to active fire in a burning therefore the chances of getting burned or badly injured in a burning house interior are very low. Not to mention the heavy protective gear that keeps them away from the fire.

 

According to SAFD's website, an applicant needs to meet the following requirements before applying:

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* Be a registered citizen of the State of San Andreas;
* Hold a drivers' license valid in the State of San Andreas;
* Not being trialed in any active court case;
* Not have been convicted in court in the last six months;
* Not have been convicted caught in act by the SAPD in the last month;
* Be at least 18 years old from the moment the application has been submitted ((in-character only));

 

These requirements can easily be met by any clean civilian living in the State of San Andreas. We urge everyone to apply if they want to positively change the future of San Andreas.

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[blacknight785]

Username:Chaknu_Riss

Comment:Why is the governor there? is it still part of his job as a Governor?

[Rachel]

2 hours ago, blacknight785 said:

Username:Chaknu_Riss

Comment:Why is the governor there? is it still part of his job as a Governor?

That picture is somewhat old from when the governor was still serving the Fire Department.

[[Mi6]Lance]

Username: Lance Ricci

Comment: I can confirm that I still serve the state in other ways than being a governor aswell, Like working with FD.

[Silvester_Aaron]

Username:silvester_87

Comment: i believe a governor's job was never to do others' job, he/she may and should make rallies, community events and such. else is politics, this is why we cant have a somewhat stable government