Staff Report / Scottsdalelocal.org

The Scottsdale Fire Department has announced that 12 firefighters are officially beginning their 8-month Paramedic School program at Phoenix College. This intensive training is designed to enhance their skills and broaden their knowledge in emergency medical services.

The department expressed pride in the firefighters' commitment to advancing their training and their dedication to serving the community. The firefighters and the Scottsdale Fire Department have shared well wishes as they take this important step in their careers. The department encourages everyone to stay safe as these individuals embark on this journey.

Source: Scottsdale Fire Department

Source Type: Fire

Source Location: Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ

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