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

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

When the SHTF Who Ya Gonna Call?

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Who Ya Gonna Call? Since I’ve been talking about SHTF and communications a number of people have told me they’ve purchased two-way radios ...
Tuesday, April 27, 2021

At the CPR Demonstration at DSCC We Learned the Survival Rate for Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Dolan Springs is Near Zero and What WE CAN Do.

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Dolan Springs Needs AED’s We learned a lot at the recent first aid film and CPR demonstration at the DSCC. We discussed the survival rate fo...
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Saturday, April 24, 2021

First Responders and Rugged Phones - Who Ya Gonna Call With a Broken Phone?

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I shake my head when I see people using their phone  with cracked screens, but I cringe when I see first responders with using one.  First r...
Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Studies Show survival to hospital discharge was greater in those treated by BLS

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I see on the LMRFD  minutes Larry Tennant was demanding a paramedic in Meadview.. WHY  Studies show Paramedic vs EMT Surv ival Rate Your cha...
Sunday, April 11, 2021

Why Would Anyone Annex Into the LMRFD Raising Their Property Taxes by Hundreds of Dollars if They Get the SAME Services NOW?

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Why Would Anyone Annex Into the LMRFD ?  Every time we talk about raising property taxes by a few dollars, people say no.  So what are the c...

FirstNet the Stand Alone Network Built for First Responders is Now in Dolan Springs and US93

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The First Responder Network Authority also known as FirstNet is the federal entity charged with overseeing the creation and delivery of the ...
Friday, April 9, 2021

Reduce Inappropriate Helicopter Utilization in EMS KRMC in Kingman can handle most patients

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When local EMT's call for a Medical Helicopter rather than drive the 38 minutes to KRMC in Kingman it can costs you an $25,000 and can t...
Monday, April 5, 2021

Thanks to Chief Bonnee the First Round of Scheduled Covid Vaccinations Were Canceled

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Chief Bonnee found a problem with the first set of scheduled Covid vaccinations,  people were signing up from as far away as Las Vegas and N...
Sunday, April 4, 2021

FREE First Aid, CPR, and Preparedness Training at DSCC

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Are You Prepared?  If Not  Coming Every Saturday  in April & May    there will be FREE Preparedness Training at DSCC 15195 N Pierce Ferr...
Saturday, April 3, 2021

Watch for Upcoming Training on Various Topics Here's a Great Article on Why We Should All be Preppers

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We have some upcoming training on various subjects related to preparedness so I thought I would post this article " Why We Should All B...
Sunday, March 28, 2021

The FirstNet Network Expands Across Arizona to Advance Public Safety Communications Capabilities on US93

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Arizona’s first responders got a major boost in their wireless communications with the addition of new, purpose-built FirstNet cell sites an...
Thursday, March 25, 2021

Today You Need to Know How to Take Care of You and Yours.... Because Nobody is Coming to Help

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Our nation is changing and we need to change too. With the recent unrests, changes in weather, and the chance of earthquakes we need  to kno...
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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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