Emily B. Fleming

• Duties: Basic Maintenance, Cleaning bathrooms, historical buildings, maintenance shop, break rooms and sheds. Landscaping including weed wacking, trash pickup, pile burning, leaf blowing, raking, gardening, shoveling debris, cleaning up downed limbs and trees. Loading and unloading wood rounds and split wood. Mowing lawns. Filling pot holes with D/G. Driving and dumping using a 1 ton with a lift truck, cleaning ashes out of BBQs, Cleaning out bear cans. Assisting park visitors as needed. Maintaining and cleaning of tools and ATVs.
• California State Parks _California Dept of Parks and Recreation
• Supervisor: Patrick Metcalf (310) 924-1292

• Milwaukee Flood Response (2 weeks)
• 1st Week - Mud Outs

SLT :Team Lead – Kathleen Kilroy Wood

• 2nd Week Assistant Accessor
• Lead Accessor: Valentine

• Eaton Fire Response
• Ashouts (3 weeks)
• SLT: DRV Davis Pickleseimer
• 850-814-0694
• Other References: Glen and Maria Cassidy SLT and Alaska Church Builds.
• 603-395-7639

• October 2024 Park Fire Response
• -Ashouts

• Hurricane Response
• Paradise Alliance Church Team
• Website: www.samaritanspurse.org
• Team Leader: Ed Cox (Unfortunately Ed passed away) Please contact Erin Gallagher (Pastor’s wife who was on team)
• Phone: 530-433-6403
• Hurricane Delta: Mud Outs, Tarped Roofs, Debries Removal etc.

• Camp Fire Response . Paradise, CA
• Hours/Week: 48
• Employees Supervised 0
• Supervisor: Amy Peterson, Coordinator/Staff
• Reason For Leaving: Samaritan's Purse ended their Deployments to Paradise on March 9th. They started ashing out homes in mid November 2018.
• May we contact this employer
• Yes
• Duties Summary -Ashouts
• Ashing out homes (or Ash-Outs as Samaritan's Purse calls them) in the Camp Fire burn scar area. Property owners in Paradise and surrounding areas gave permission and specific locations of where possible survivable items may be located. We shoveled, raked, hand raked standing and/or on our knees and sifted through debris, ash, rubble etc to find what home owners were hoping were there. I do not have a specific supervisor for you to contact as I had several that switched off and on for the 2 weeks that I volunteered. I did list Amy Peterson and her cell as a contact who has met myself several times. I can provide a Samaritan's purse volunteer card. Samaritan's purse had 2,059 volunteers that came to Paradise over a 4 month period. People stayed anywhere from 1 day to 4 months

• July/August 2024 -Hurricane Beryl Response -Mayreau Island-St. Vincent and the Grenadines
• -Helped unload trucks with supplies for distribution on the Island of Mayreau. Helped clean-up around buildings. Helped local retired teacher with reaching out to the children of the Island. Helped pack bagswith supplies for distribution to Islanders.
• - March 2023
• Turkey Earthquake Response
• Teams
• Erected 100+ tents
• Built 15-20 temporary home structures
• Distributed 3500+ boxes of food and hygiene products
• Delivered 350 mattresses, pillows and sheet sets
• -Ukraine War Relief
• October 2022
• 600+ backpacks filled with children’s Christmas gifts transported to the Ukraine
• IFAKS (Individual First Aid Kits)
• Emergency food, generators, heaters, warm clothing enough for 350 individuals, sleeping bags, tents.
• Helped build 27 tiny homes for those who lost theirs in the war.
• - Advanced training summit.
• October 2022
• Training : Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE)
• An adaptation of the training program that prepares U.S. military personnel to return home safely from behind enemy lines. The curriculum includes survival skills, evading capture, and techniques for escape from captivity. S.E.R.E. Training will prepare you for travel to potentially dangerous parts of the globe and/or members of targeted populations; international travellers, disaster aid workers
• Tactical Trauma Response Training Training and equipping for mass shootings, bomb blasts, and mass casualty events. Learn how to sustain life with primitive resources and gain confidence in knowing how to respond to these types of events.

• Walking door to door inspecting and educating occupants on hardening their home against wildfire and how to prepare and maintain their defensible space.
• Educating on zones, fire science, evacuation checklists and signing up for alert systems.
• Filling out inspection forms and entering information into the CAL FIRE Collector Application.
• Team lead for 4 Green waste days. Making sure number of vehicles and green waste per cubic feet was calculated and documented.
• Www.marincounty.org
• Supervisor: David Carr, Lead Inspector 415-250-5420
• Reason For Leaving: Seasonal job.

• Refueling: but not limited to tankers, helicopters, Sikorskys, Medi/Life-flight, fuel trucks etc.
• Upkeep of grounds, terminal and overseeing Fire Crews that came in.
• Listening to Fire dispatch as well as Air traffic and responding as necessary.
• Supervisor: Walter (Walt) Sitz, BFO- Airport Manager
• Reason For Leaving: Fire Season Ended.

• Training and PT with the Crew.
• Fuels reduction projects.
• Hanging Fire prevention signs throughout the magic Valley area.
• Www.fs.usda.gov
• Supervisor: Stuart Schiffler, Forestry Tech
• Reason For Leaving: Resigned - Got sick was unable to complete pack test.

• Training with multiple volunteer crews.
• CAL FIRE (CDF) CERTIFICATION.
• Www.townofparadise.com
• Supervisor: Joe Chavez, Fire Captain -Training and Safety Bureau
• Reason For Leaving: Job with Forest Service.

• On call - Fuels Crew – Swamper Fuels Hauling (Trees Shrubs, leaves, Timber and Timber litter, Mastication) alongside and behind Sawyers.
• Www.firestormfire.com
• Supervisor: Naomi Tora, HR/Payroll
• Reason For Leaving: Fuels Crew dismantled for Fire season.

• This Job encompasses 23 + years with the same organization and covers 6 countries in Multiple jobs, training and facets from housekeeping manager, to maintenance, from kitchen manager to landscaping.
• Supervisor: Jacob Findley, Co-Director
• Reason For Leaving: Non Paying job. Wanted to pursue a career in the Fire Service.

• Assisting head teacher with one on one assessments, classroom assignments, grading papers, filing, Bible, life skills, academics, International food fair and recess.
• Www.bradshawchristian.com
• Supervisor: Marta Seivane VanGerwen, Principal-Kindergarten teacher
• Reason For Leaving: Pay was not enough to afford cost of living in Sacramento area.

• Care for indoor and outdoor lawn and garden; annual and perennial flowers, plants, shrubs, grasses, tropical’s and trees.
• Customer assistance and cleaning floors to remove plant debris.
• Www.lowes.com
• Supervisor: Debbie (Unsure of last name), Outside Lawn and Garden Manager
• Reason For Leaving: Moved back to California.