OMFPOA Executive Members have been assigned Chapters.

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In order to facilitate better communications between the OMFPOA Executive and the individual Chapters, Executive members have been assigned Chapters.

For your information the following Executive members will be the contact person on the Executive.

Chapter 1 – Ben Trendle
Chapter 2 – Gwen Lewis
Chapter 3 – Vince Tripp
Chapter 4 – Vince Tripp
Chapter 5 – Gary Laframboise
Chapter 6 – John Truong
Chapter 7 – Robert King
Chapter 8 – John Lee
Chapter 9 – TBD (Ben Trendle interim)
Chapter 10 – Denise Rose
Chapter 11 – Vince Giovannini
Chapter 12 – Joe Gardiner

We encourage you to contact the respective Executive member should you have any questions or concerns regarding the OMFPOA.

In addition, the listed representative will be forwarding information from the Executive to share with your respective chapters.

Contacts information is listed on the Meet our ExecutiveΒ section of our website.

Yours in fire safety,

Ben Trendle, OMFPOA Secretary