Gene Madden

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  More than 100 firefighters from several local, state and federal agencies toiled Sunday to contain the fire in north Florida's Baker County, said Gene Madden, a spokesman for the state Division of Forestry.
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  The fire began Wednesday and had been fueled by hot, breezy weather and unusually dry conditions, but firefighters hoped to take advantage of a slight increase in humidity this weekend, Madden said.

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  GENE MADDEN - Safety Officer, NIMO Team -
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  Gene is the safety officer on the
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  Prior to joining the Forest Service in June, Gene was with the Florida Division of Forestry for 16 years. For the past ten years, he was their division safety officer. While with the Division of Forestry he was responsible for a number of programs including wildfire safety, driving, EMS and worker compensation programs.
  
  Since 1996 until recently, Gene was a member of the NWCG Safety and Health Working Team representing the National Association of State Foresters for the south east states. Before accepting the NIMO position and resigning from the SHWT, Gene was the Chair of the SHWT for the past three years. He was the vice chairman for two years prior to that. He is the former chair of the NWCG EMS Group.
  
  Prior to going to work for the Florida Division of Forestry, he was the director of a county leisure services agency in northern New Jersey for 15 years.
  
  Gene has undergraduate degrees from Paul Smith's College in NY and

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  Gene Madden
  
  404-805-7970
  
  emadden@fs.fed.us

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  Gene Madden, Safety Officer, Florida Division of Forestry

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  Gene Madden, safety officer for the Florida Division of Forestry and chairman of a national committee that deals with wildland fire safety issues, said the southern U.S. has had "a significant amount of wildfire activity" recently.
  
  He said that anytime there is an increase in wildfire activity there is a corresponding increase in the risk of personal injury or structural damage, but he said it was too early to tell yet whether the rate or injury or death from wildfires was significantly higher this year on a regional or national level.

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  Published on: 8/14/2006    Last Visited: 8/14/2006  

  Gene Madden, safety officer for the Florida Division of Forestry and chairman of a national committee that deals with wildland fire safety issues, said the southern U.S. has had 'a significant amount of wildfire activity' recently.
  
  He said that anytime there is an increase in wildfire activity there is a corresponding increase in the risk of personal injury or structural damage, but he said it was too early to tell yet whether the rate or injury or death from wildfires was significantly higher this year on a regional or national level.

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  Albany, N.Y. -- timesunion.com - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2004    Last Visited: 6/1/2004  

  It was 65 percent contained by late Monday, according to Gene Madden, a spokesman with the state forestry division.

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  Alligator Alley reopens as smoke from wildfire clears:... - [Cached Version]
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  The blaze was 75 percent contained by late Tuesday with the help of a half-inch of rain on part of it, according to Gene Madden, a spokesman with the forestry division.

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  CBS 5 News: National Wire - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/31/2004    Last Visited: 6/1/2004  

  It was 65 percent contained by late Monday, according to Gene Madden, a spokesman with the state forestry division.

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  Disaster News Network: Tinder-dry FL challenges... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/21/2001    Last Visited: 2/2/2003  

  "What we're dealing with is the effect of a four-year drought," said Gene Madden, a spokesman for the state Division of Forestry."There is no immediate relief in sight."'
  
  In Washington, fire erupted a half mile east of Rogersburg, burning some 700 acres.The fire was 80 percent contained.
  
  In southeast Georgia, some 10,000 acres of land were burned by weekend wildfires, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of families.

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