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Don Pamplin, Regional
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| Address: |
1436 Harrison Avenue
Blaine, Washington
98230 |
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| Phone: |
(360) 332-1962 |
| Fax: |
(360) 332-1948 |
| Cell: |
(914) 646-3285 |
| Email: |
pamplin@nfsa.org |
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Contractor Area Director:
James Boulanger
Patriot Fire Protection Inc.
jim@patriotfire.com
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Don Pamplin is the former Fire Chief of the Vancouver Fire & Rescue Department
in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, having served in that department for 38
years with the last 14 of those years working at a senior chief level involving
all aspects of the delivery of comprehensive fire protection to the third
largest city in Canada.
He is also the former President of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (for
all of Canada) and former President of the Greater Vancouver Fire Chiefs
Association in British Columbia, serving a population base of over two million
residents. He has also served several years as Vice Chair of the Board of
Governors for the Justice Institute of British Columbia, which is a
multi-disciplined training center for all fire, police, paramedics and emergency
management personnel in that province.
In 1990, As Fire Chief, he was instrumental in
establishing a comprehensive sprinkler ordinance that required fire sprinklers
in all newly constructed residential occupancies, including single family homes.
At that time and still currently, the ordinance is recognized as the most
significant and comprehensive fire protection ordinance in all of North America.
Since official retirement from the Vancouver Department, he has previously
served as the Western Regional Manager for the Canadian Automatic Sprinkler
Association and since the year 2000 has held the position of Pacific Northwest
Regional Manager for the National Fire Sprinkler Association. |
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