What do Advisors do?
- An advisor must be present at all activities, including meetings, fundraisers, trainings & drills, and trips.
- Advisors guide, mentor, and supervise youth members to ensure they acquire knowledge and skills in a safe environment.
- Advisors ensure the safety of everyone and are responsible for the well-being of youth members.
What are the requirements to become an Advisor?
- Advisors must be at least 21 years of age and be duly qualified for the position, meaning you do not necessarily need to be a certified firefighter but must have enough training and experience to have the knowledge and skills to teach others. Instructor certification is a plus.
- Must be able to pass a criminal history check, a driver history check, and a drug urinalysis test.
- Must be able to work with youth in a positive, constructive, and age-appropriate way.
- All adult leaders are required to take youth protection training before any volunteer service with youth begins.
Interested in being an Advisor, Chaperon, or just helping out the junior firefighters?
Email us at WarrenCoJrFireFighters@hotmail.com, or call or text Advisor John Franks at (252) 820-0513.
Email us at WarrenCoJrFireFighters@hotmail.com, or call or text Advisor John Franks at (252) 820-0513.
Julian "Juice" Greene
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An experienced firefighter from multiple area fire departments, Juice is currently a Captain with Warrenton Rural Volunteer Fire Department. He has years of experience working with youth, not just with junior firefighters but many other youth programs.
Josh "Heavy Duty" Terry
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A native of Warren County, Josh has been a member of various public safety agencies. He currently volunteers as a senior firefighter and first responder with the Norlina Volunteer Fire Department and Soul City Volunteer Fire Department.
Josh has volunteered as an EMT with the Warren County Rescue Squad, and worked for Eastern Medical Transport, Northampton County EMS, Franklin County EMS, and has worked for the Vance County Sheriff's Office and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.
Josh was a youth member of the Warren County Junior Firefighters Program from 2012-16 and earned his N.C. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) while he was still a in high school! In 2015 he was presented the Explorer of the Year Award.
In 2016 when Josh turned 21, he became an adult advisor for the Warren County Junior Firefighters Program who specializes in training members in medical topics.
Josh has volunteered as an EMT with the Warren County Rescue Squad, and worked for Eastern Medical Transport, Northampton County EMS, Franklin County EMS, and has worked for the Vance County Sheriff's Office and the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.
Josh was a youth member of the Warren County Junior Firefighters Program from 2012-16 and earned his N.C. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) while he was still a in high school! In 2015 he was presented the Explorer of the Year Award.
In 2016 when Josh turned 21, he became an adult advisor for the Warren County Junior Firefighters Program who specializes in training members in medical topics.
D. K. Trotman
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D. K. is one of the success stories of the Warren County Junior Firefighters Program. Being trained and becoming a certified firefighter through the Program, D. K. is now a Captain on both Norlina Volunteer Fire Department and Warrenton Rural Volunteer Fire Department. After turning 21, he became one of the Program's associate advisors.
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