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Captain Assignment Report

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Statement of Qualifications:

To be considered for an assignment as a Captain within the Emergency Response Bureau, Emergency Management Section. Assignment to this position will enable me to build upon my previous military and professional experience. I strongly believe my knowledge, skills, and abilities are aligned with the requirements to succeed in this position.

I have obtained over 27 years of experience which encompasses a variety of assignments within the Division, and includes 14 years assigned to the Emergency Management Section. I served in multiple positions within the Communications Bureau and have ascended to the position of Assistant Bureau Chief. Currently, I assist in leading the largest Bureau in the Division with nearly
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