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Case Study: The Golden Fire Department

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The Golden Fire Department is a part of my life and I am proud team member of this organization. As the rest of members of this organization I want to make it successful among other City departments and community. I feel needed by being involved in supporting Captain Tom Young in his daily life needs and acomplishing goals with the Golden Fire Department, also, assisting other fire department’s bureaus in administrative responsibilities or by giving to them media support.

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