Chief, Charles Fisher

Chief Fisher began his career in emergency services when he was merely 17 years old by joining his local volunteer fire department in 1985. After becoming a certified firefighter he moved on to EMS where he became an Emergency Medical Technician in 1986.   After serving for several years in civilian sector emergency services he joined the US ARMY and then on to the US NAVY where he served as a rescue-firefighter and then later to become involved with law enforcement.   Chief Fisher came to Carlisle County Rescue Squad in 1996 and became the departments training officer. Two years later he accepted the position of Assistant Chief and one year later became the departments Chief and has resided in this position ever since. Chief Fisher is also the President of the AREA-1 Rescue Squad Association and is very active with the state's rescue squad legislative activities. He is also the Carlisle County SAR Coordinator and also serves as a Paramedic with our county's ambulance service.    Chief Fisher's training and qualifications range from BSAR certification, Man-Tracking, Advanced Rope Rescue, Advanced Vehicle Extrication, Hazmat Operations Level, Water Rescue/Recovery, Confined Space Rescue, Rough Terrain Tactics and Logistics.

Asst. Chief, Russell Ellegood

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Rescue Technicians Captain, Albert Jackson Captain, Bobby Lee Captain, James Webb Lt. Kelly Laird Lt. Brent Dublin Lt. Randy Cranor Lt. David Webb Rossetta Jackson, Tres/Sec Ronnie Owens, Technician Dustin Free, Technician Robert Forgey, Technician Matt Vaden, Technician Victor Whitlock, Technician James Pender, Technician Kelsey Jewel, Technician Brandon Dublin, Technician Jeremy McCoy, K9 Amanda McCoy, K9 Kenny Vincent, K9 Karla Eck, K9