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Those who have registered or who are planning to register, we managed to get a pretty awesome group rate at the Fairfield Inn Marriott on McDowell street for $119. Normal rate is $249.... they have a sweet outdoor pool, patio with fire pit, free hot buffet breakfast, coffee served 24/7, fitness room, and a shuttle that will go to the Palmer Building! Please book by 6/8 using this link. We only reserved 15 rooms, so don’t delay!

Traditions Training, LLC Jim Squittieri

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Don’t forget to register for the Carolina Brotherhood Training fundraiser in Charlotte on Saturday June 23. A day of excellent training followed by an evening of #Brotherhood.

Check out one of our raffle items: Probar w/ lockslot 8 from Fire by Trade! Remember the registration fee of $80 covers ALL of this!

All proceeds benefit the Carolina Brotherhood and the link to register is below. Please sign up and share with your friends and co-workers!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coordinated-attack-with-shupe-and-hittle-tickets-45574012097 ... See more

Excited to announce a Carolina Brotherhood Training fundraiser in Charlotte on Saturday June 23. A day of excellent training followed by an evening of #Brotherhood. This "Coordinated Attack" training will include:
--> TRUCK OPS Taught by Captain Samuel Hittle of Wichita Fire. Hittle is an FDIC, Traditions Training, LLC and Wichita HoT Instructor, FDIC Lecturer, contributing author for Fire Engineering, Urban Firefighter Magazine, Fire Rescue publications, and serves on the Interior Attack Technical Panel for UL.
--> After lunch Senior Man Jeff Shupe will teach ENGINE WORK. Shupe began his career in 1974 and retired from the Cleveland (OH) Fire Department in 2011, serving briefly as a Division Chief in North Myrtle Beach (SC) Fire and Rescue. He has an associate degree in Fire Technology from a community college and attended University of Cincinnati Fire Protection Engineering program. Shupe has authored numerous fire service articles over the years for Fire Engineering, FIREHOUSE and FireNuggets. He served as a field training officer for the State of Ohio Fire Academy for 24 years where he taught basic and advanced firefighter training programs.

After a good day of training, we will enjoy a low country boil, beer and Brotherhood. We will have our #CBH18 T-Shirts on sale along with Raffle Items: Probar w/ lockslot 8 from Fire by Trade as well as Nozzles (1.75" & 2.5") from Elkhart Brass. The registration fee of $80 covers ALL of this!

All proceeds benefit the Carolina Brotherhood and the link to register is below. Please sign up and share with your friends and co-workers!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coordinated-attack-with-shupe-and-hittle-tickets-45574012097 ... See more

Rest In Peace Deputy Wall

Today, one of our fellow law enforcement brothers was laid to rest after serving his community faithfully and honorably for 23 years.

On Sunday, April 22, 2018 Master Deputy Stephon M. Wall suffered a medical emergency while on duty at the Wake County Detention Center. In spite of heroic and selfless efforts by Wake County Sheriff’s Office detention and medical personnel, Wake EMS, and the Raleigh Fire Department, Deputy Wall died shortly after arriving at Wake Medical Center.

Our thoughts are with the family of Deputy Wall as well as the men and women of the Wake County Sheriff's Office (https://www.facebook.com/Wake-County-Sheriffs-Office-290063408155359/). ... See more

This right here is what the #Brotherhood is all about. CBH member and Harrisburg NC Fire Department Captain Jimmy Greene dropped off donated water to the Pineville Volunteer Fire Department in advance of the 3rd Annual Richard Sheltra Memorial 10K, 5K & Fun Run. This is the third year in a row that Pepsi and HFD have combined forces to support the Sheltra run.

We hope to see you at the run tomorrow...some of our members will be there and there is STILL time to sign up! --> https://runsignup.com/RaceGroups/43204?raceGroupTypeId=27078

#NeverForget #PVFD73 #Sheltra #CBH18 #2018RSMRUN

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Our awesome community partners in Harrisburg, the Pepsi bottling company, has for the third year in a row donated bottled water to the Richard Sheltra Memorial Foundation 5k and 10k race this weekend. We delivered several cases of the bottled water to the Pineville Volunteer Fire Department this morning. This 5k honors our local fallen firefighter Richard Sheltra of the Pineville Volunteer Fire Department. All proceeds will benefit the "Richard Sheltra Memorial Foundation."
This Foundation is designed to purchase New Turnout Gear and Educational Expenses for first responders. Pictured are Pepsi and Harrisburg Fire staff, Pineville Fire Department Chief Mike Gerrin and fallen Firefighter Richard Sheltra’s father. Town of Harrisburg, NC #neverforget #PVFD73 ... See more

We are very sad to learn of the passing of a brother in Blue. Our thoughts are with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office SC following the loss of Deputy James Kirk. Deputy Kirk, 57 yoa, passed after participating in a training event at the Sheriffs Office Firing Ranch. Deputy Kirk served his community for over 28 years. Rest Easy Brother. #CBH18 #NeverForget #Brotherhood ... See more

The men and women of the Carolina Brotherhood are sad to learn of the passing of Fire Chief Richard Sales of the Reynolds Volunteer Fire Department in Asheville NC. Chief Sales died in a motor vehicle collision early this morning on I40 in Iredell County. Chief Sales was the second fire Chief in the Department's history and was heading to a safety conference in Wilmington NC for the week where he planned to accept an award on behalf of the Department. Rest easy Chief, we will never forget your service and your sacrifice. To the members of Reynolds Fire - we have your back and we are thinking of you guys during this difficult time. You are now members of the Carolina Brotherhood Family. #NeverForget #Brotherhood #CBH18 ... See more

We're sad to learn through NC NENA of the passing of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Telecommunicator Nicole Schieb, who passed in a car accident overnight at the SC/NC line. Nicole's brother, Christopher (a CMPD Officer) was with her in the accident. We can report that he escaped with minor injuries according to Captain Poston of CMPD. Our thoughts and our prayers are with the CMPD family, specifically the Communications family. They are equally as important as those on the street everyday. Communications folks are the busiest unit / company and are usually the first 'on scene'. Thank you for your service Nicole - we (the whole public safety family) have the watch from here. #NeverForget ... See more

Death Notification
Today at 00:54

All,
It is with great sadness to inform you of the death of CMPD Police Telecommunicator, Nicole Schieb. Earlier this evening, Nicole was a passenger in a vehicle that was rear ended on Interstate 77 near the South Carolina border. She was pronounced deceased on scene. Her brother, CMPD Officer Christopher Schieb, was also in the vehicle and sustained minor injuries. Nicole was hired on July 9th 2012 and has served as a trainer for our Division. Please keep the Schieb family and her CMPD family in your thoughts and prayers during this extremely difficult time. Additional information and arrangements will be released as soon as possible.


Captain David Poston
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department
Communications Division
601 East Trade St
Charlotte, NC 28117 ... See more

Excited to announce that our official fundraising site is up and running and our members are already starting to raise money for the 2018 ride. This year's ride starts on July 9th in Moncks Corner SC and ends on July 14 in Pineville NC and spans over 590 miles in 6 days. This year we're honoring, remembering and supporting the 2016 fallen and the families they left behind.

In 2016 we lost 17 public safety heroes in the line of duty (13 firefighters & 4 law enforcement members).

Money raised goes to support the families of the fallen! Please visit our page, learn about our members and consider donating to support the ride. In the near future we'll be announcing our ride swag sales (Shirts, hats, etc) as well!

Please consider donating! #Brotherhood #CBH18 #NeverForget #RFB ... See more

Please show your support by giving through Carolina Brotherhood 2018's Supporter page and sharing to spread the word about Carolina Brotherhood Inc.