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TAEVT Contacts: David Williams - Sec/Treasurer Dewane Farmer - Director at Large Grady Jones - Director at Large Terry Slayton - Director at Large TAEVT
can also be reached via snail-mail TAEVT
August, 2007 The Texas Association Of Emergency Vehicle Technicians would like to congratulate one of our own members, Mr. Thomas E. Price, Flower Mound, TX Tom successfully passed his F8 exam this past summer to become the first person in the nation to acquire every certification! Tom also holds Master ASE Auto and Master ASE HD Truck certifications CONGRATULATIONS TOM!
2008 Texas Association of
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About TAEVT
Message from the President EVT's, Emergency Vehicle Technicians, by definition are the people who face the never ending challenge of keeping our emergency apparatus in operating condition, ready to respond to today's emergencies on a moment's notice. EVT's by nature are committed to the behind-the-scenes tasks they perform, knowing that Firefighters, Paramedics and EMT's rely on their expertise to accomplish the important goal of serving the citizens of their community. The goals of TAEVT are to support and promote today's Emergency Vehicle Technician through continuing education, and peer networking. If you would like to become part of an organization dedicated to the professional EVT, please take a moment to submit an application form. If you have
any questions, please feel free to contact myself or any TAEVT officer. We
look forward to hearing from you.
3 - Who Benefits From My Association With TAEVT? 4 - Who Can Answer My Questions About TAEVT? 5 - What Can I Bring To TAEVT? 6 - When Are TAEVT Meetings Held? How do I Join TAEVT?Joining TAEVT is as simple as filling out a membership application and paying your annual dues. You can submit an on-line application, or if you prefer, contact one of our officers to obtain an application form. Back to TopWho Can Join TAEVT?TAEVT membership is open to all persons actively involved in the field of emergency vehicle maintenance and repair, individuals and corporations who's primary focus is product manufacturing, sales, support and service for emergency vehicle operations, and any other individual or corporation who responsibilities include any aspect of emergency vehicle operations. TAEVT actively supports and encourages all individuals in the various educational professions with ties to emergency vehicle operations, to become active Association members. Back to TopWho Benefits From My Association With TAEVT?Everyone benefits from association with TAEVT. Technicians have the invaluable opportunity to attend hard to find specialty training events and the ability to form a state-wide (not to mention nation-wide) peer network for problem solving. Both of these important benefits result in lower emergency vehicle down time. Lower down time benefits the public safety individuals who rely on their equipment to perform their job, and ultimately the citizens of your community. Back to TopWho Can Answer My Questions About TAEVT?Contact us via e-mail through this website of feel free to contact any of the officers listed on this page. We are all here ready to answer any question you may have. Back to TopWhat Can I Bring To TAEVT?You can bring your knowledge, your enthusiasm, your experience and of course all your horror stories! Back to TopWhen Are TAEVT Meetings Held?Annual Meeting: An Annual Meeting of the Association shall be held at a time and place determined by the Board of Directors. The purpose of the meeting shall be to hear the reports of Officers, Directors, and Committees and to conduct Association business with the membership. Special Meetings: Special meetings are held from time to time throughout the state to provide training to Association members. Members are notified of upcoming training events and meetings 30-90 days in advance to allow for travel preparations. Hey, Texas is BIG! Back to Top
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