Life and Death in Dolan Springs The Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District

The purpose of this blog is to educate people in Dolan Springs, Meadview, White Hills about how to reduce response times for emergency medical services that can range from minutes to hours

Thursday, October 29, 2020

Chief Winn Really Isn't Interested in Getting Volunteers, Really

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In my opinion Chief Winn isn't really interested in getting volunteers. He kept the current volunteers on to prevent people from complai...
Monday, October 26, 2020

Lets Talk About Volunteers and Marijuana

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Arizona is about to vote to legalize marijuana. Here's something to think about when the ambulance take over an hour....  Today  m ariju...
Monday, October 19, 2020

FirstNet: Reaching Rural and Remote Parts of America

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FirstNet: Reaching Rural and Remote Parts of America FirstNet was designed from the ground up for first responders. FirstNet includes Band 1...
Sunday, October 18, 2020

VOTE Phyllis Aitken and Doug Braaten for the Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District

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Please VOTE Phyllis Aitken and Doug Braaten have the knowledge and experience to help our fire district. It's so important that we vote ...
Saturday, October 17, 2020

I Met with Chief Winn a Month Ago about Volunteering I Told Him I Would Like To Do 3 Things to Help

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I met with Chief Winn September 15th about being a volunteer again. I told him I would like to do three things to help the district. Drive e...

Mohave County Sheriff's Report Embezzlement at LMRFD

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 Possible Embezzlement at LMRFD  Read the Mohave County Sheriff's Report Read the Sheriffs Report on Chatterbox

Chief Winn is Too Busy for Volunteers?

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I give up, Chief Winn has time to go on vacation but no time for new volunteers.  September 3rd I contacted Chief Winn about volunteering.  ...
Monday, October 12, 2020

What You Need to Know about Citizens Emergency Response Teams

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Community Emergency Response Teams are made up of local volunteers who can be first responders for family and neighbors in a disaster.  CERT...
Saturday, October 10, 2020

Our Little Blog has over 40,000 Views from the World

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  In August 2015 I was surprised 1000 people had read my little blog about our fire district. Today  my little blog  has  over 40,000 views ...
Thursday, October 8, 2020

Basic life support ambulance transport increases the probability of survival

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Truth is there is little difference between the survival rate of patients treated by a paramedic or EMT.  The ALS versus BLS Debate   Advanc...
Thursday, October 1, 2020

What Can a Layperson Do in a Medical Emergency?

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  Our Emergency Medical Services have grown from a handful of people in a poor  Pittsburgh neighborhood to the EMS system we know today with...
Friday, September 25, 2020

I Had a Meeting with Chief Winn over a Week Ago

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 I met with Chief Winn about volunteering over a week ago. He had to do some checking so we'll see what happens.  I gave the chief a cop...
Saturday, September 12, 2020

It Looks Like Chief Winn Really Understands the LMRFD and it's Problems

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 I read the minutes of the LMRFD Board meeting and agree with Ellen, Chief Winn get's it...  I agree with what Ellen says in her post so...
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About Me

Jay Fleming
In my younger days I was a volunteer firefighter for Morgan Acres, and a Captain on the Spokane Civil Defense Fire Department. We supported Spokane Fire on 2nd and 3rd alarm fires.I spent several years in Explorer Search and Rescue, before going into law enforcement. where I worked three years in uniform, including two years as a deputy coroner, and brand inspector..I also worked undercover narcotics for 12 years. Today I think our nations war on drugs is a failure. So I became a speaker for LEAP, Law Enforcement Action Partnership.I got my ham radio license in 1980, along with an interest in emergency communications. I spent a year working on an ALS ambulance, and a year doing psych transports for the ambulance company. I was trained as a Mobile Intensive Care Unit Paramedic at Daniel Freeman hospital in Inglewood California during the 1984 OlympicsAfter moving to Arizona I spent 5 years as a volunteer for the Bullhead City Crisis Intervention Team and the Arizona State crisis team.
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