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Departments and Services, Government, Residents · January 20, 2022

NEED SOME EXCITEMENT IN YOUR LIFE???? TIRED OF A HO-HUM JOB ???

LOOKING TO DO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS??

Germantown Fire-EMS is looking for quality, caring, dedicated personnel to join our part time and Paid-on-Call staff in providing emergency medical and firefighting services to the Germantown and

German Township community. GFE responded to nearly 1100 calls for service in 2021- in the morning you may be on a city street fighting a fire and by afternoon rescuing a downed person on a trail in one of the Metro Parks in our Township. A great variety of calls to help keep your skills honed and excitement in the job plus a brand new beautiful fire station! Come join our team!

Life is short. Do Stuff That Matters. Our Experience can change your life!

Interested?- contact Ms. Roni Saul @ rsaul@germantown.oh.us 0r 937-902-7093

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