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-Date Line Boise Idaho 7-15-2012
NARI
Joe Levitch was allowed to expand his role as lead based paint committee chair for NARI to include Safety. “Safety is a subject that is near and dear to his heart”. said Joe a life long EMS participant. The first topical item to discuss is heat related issues. Documents related to Safety along with Lead based paint and RRP will soon be available to all of our members to improve the value of a NARI membership.
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