Crime & Safety
39 EMTs Graduate from Baltimore County Fire-Rescue Academy
The ceremony took place at Loch Raven High School.
A group of nearly 40 emergency medical technicians graduated from the Baltimore County Fire-Rescue Academy Monday night in a ceremony at Loch Raven High School in Towson.
The 39 recruits included 22 men and 17 women, according to Baltimore County public safety officials:
- Kevin Abendschoen
- Tyler Armstrong
- Cara Attanasio
- Andrew Barrows
- Tyler Bowers
- Charles Brian
- Joseph Brush II
- Joshua Burkins
- Jessica Burkins
- Rebecca Cantera
- Ronald Cardwell Jr.
- Joel Carr
- Mario Chauvin
- Matthew Chesney
- Emily Dilworth
- William Doetzer
- Ashley Downer
- Christopher Evans
- Lindsay Goff
- Sasha Hamlet
- Shanna Hamlin
- Kevin Hudson
- Robin Johnson
- NaKeesha King
- Ericka McKoy
- Morgan McLennan
- Joshua Montague
- Michael Morris
- Audrey Puleio
- Amanda Reitz
- Thomas Rice Jr.
- Taylor Russell
- Jesse Sanders
- Teresa Santos
- Sandra Scott
- Whitney Sharpe
- John Sibiga III
- Damon Smith
- Caleb Spriggs
The group started training on Aug. 11, officials said. Now, they will practice as emergency medical technicians assigned to career stations around the county on a probationary status for two years, officials said.
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Fire Chief John Hohman was scheduled to speak at the graduation ceremony, at 7 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 15, at Loch Raven High School, 1212 Cowpens Avenue, in Towson.
Photo Credit: Baltimore County Police and Fire.
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