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The document is a membership application for the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company, detailing the process for individuals to apply as probationary, associate, or dive-only members. It includes sections for personal information, emergency contacts, previous fire service experience, and references. Additionally, there are permission forms for junior members regarding riding privileges and night-time stand-by responsibilities, emphasizing parental consent and awareness of risks involved in fire/rescue operations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the membership application in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Date of Application' at the top of the form. Ensure you fill in the day, month, and year correctly.
Select your application type by checking either 'Probationary Member', 'Associate Member', or 'Dive Only Member'.
Fill in your personal information including your name, address, date of birth, phone numbers, email, driver's license state, and social security number.
Complete the 'Emergency Notification' section with a contact's name, relationship, and their address and phone numbers.
Provide details about your fire/EMS training and experience. Answer questions regarding past memberships and attach any required certifications.
In the 'Personal Information' section, answer citizenship status and any legal history questions truthfully.
List three references who meet the criteria specified in the form.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the application at the bottom.

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Is it worth being a volunteer firefighter?

Personal Growth: The experience can enhance leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, contributing to your personal development. Career Opportunities: Volunteering can be a stepping stone to a career in firefighting or emergency services, providing hands-on experience and networking opportunities.

How do I join my local volunteer fire department?

Volunteer firefighter criteria and requirements Be at least 18 years of age. Have a valid drivers license. Be healthy and in good physical condition. Complete basic fire EMS training. Live in close proximity to the fire district. Have a clean criminal record. Meet the minimum ongoing training requirements.

How much do you get paid in Albuquerque Fire Rescue?

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