Eugene
Eugene Springfield Fire officials swore in their operational EMS Captains

Eugene, OR – According to the statement, Eugene Springfield Fire officials swore in their operational EMS Captains, Heidi Carson, Amy Kline, and Raleigh Taylor.
These three captains have played a crucial role in building stronger relationships within the community and with healthcare partners.
They contributed significantly to streamlining the efficiency of the medics, provided supervision for the BLS medic program, and collaborated with Operations Battalion Chiefs to ensure the needs of the community and the crews were met effectively.
Their leadership and commitment in their new roles have been exemplary, and the department looks forward to seeing them continue to excel.
Eugene Springfield Fire officials expressed pride in the strong leadership and dedication shown by Carson, Kline, and Taylor.
The ceremony was a proud moment for all involved, highlighting the hard work and accomplishments of the new captains.
Congratulations to Heidi, Amy, and Raleigh on this remarkable achievement!
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