Rural Metro question

[Blacke00]

Heya,

If you work for R/M, can you send me a PM or reply here?

I've got a question to ask ya. =)

Thanks,

Kevin

 

[Lisa]

Pass the info

Kevin-
If you gtet any info about the company pass it on if you don't mind.I'm looking t move back to the Knox area around January and was thinking about applying there. Thanks Lisa

 

[knxemt1983]

Heya,

If you work for R/M, can you send me a PM or reply here?

I've got a question to ask ya. =)

Thanks,

Kevin

I don't know if you got any replies yet so PM sent

 

[knxemt1983]

Kevin-
If you gtet any info about the company pass it on if you don't mind.I'm looking t move back to the Knox area around January and was thinking about applying there. Thanks Lisa

PM sent also

 

[Blacke00]

wow, I didn't get notified of replies to this thread, I apologize for not replying to y'all... :blush:

Anyhow, I'm not sure what you're lookin for Lisa, but here's the link for R/M: TN (Knoxville mainly): http://www.ruralmetrotn.com. I did have a nice conversation with the director when I was filling out my application. He apologized to me for having the instructors I have (joking of course). =)

They seem pretty laid-back and casual in the office, which would be nice I think. Pay is about average I think, but I don't know anything about benefits other than what's on the recruitment page of the website.

Holler if you need anything more specific, maybe I could ask my instructors (1 works for R/M in Blount County) or somebody else here that is doin the job in this area can help.

Kevin