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Fire Department recruits three young Sabans.

October 11, 2022

Fire Department recruits three young Sabans.
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SABA:--- The Caribbean Netherlands Fire Department BKCN successfully recruited three young Sabans, Dalton Barnes, Tyanne Nicholson, and Noah Matthew, for the training to become part of the Saba team.
In need of more personnel, BKCN began the recruiting process for Saba, St. Eustatius, and Bonaire during the summer. Through a proactive approach, headed by Fire Chief Julio Every, three young Sabans, all under 21, were recruited for the local team after the initial job interview and intake test.
Dalton Barnes, Tyanne Nicholson, and Noah Matthew officially began to work at BKCN per October 3. They will start their formal education ...


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