161. Welcome To The City Of Liberty Website! A profile of the department, including a description of its programs and policies. http://www.ci.liberty.mo.us/index.asp?NID=55

162. Lansing Fire Department City Of Lansing Fire department Online http://www.lansingfire.com/

VISION STATEMENT Serving the community with Pride, Excellence, and Professionalism. MISSION STATEMENT The Lansing Fire Department is committed to serving the Lansing area community with the highest level of life and property protection. We will achieve this by providing excellent and compassionate service in an atmosphere that encourages innovation, professional development and diversity. New Station # 4 , Opened October 2003 Fire News : Here's the latest on a few LFD projects. Picture ID System As you know, we taking pictures for our photo ID security system. This ultimately will be a city wide system. We have purchased similar setups for LPD and Personnel. Card Readers will be installed in the coming months. Currently, they are working on # 42 after completing 44, 46, and 48. New Ambulance It should be on the road in about 4 weeks. Opticom - We are still making progress. albeit slow progress. Intersections around the city are continuing to be outfitted. Transportation is preparing to program emitters and the garage will be installing them in the coming months.

163. Home Page Brief overview plus contact information. http://members.macconnect.com/users/w/wiltonfire/

Today is: Department News Administration Career Firefighter News Volunteer Firefeighter News ... Visitors Wilton is a mix of residential, commercial, and undeveloped sites. Originally Wilton was a part of Norwalk. In 1726 Wilton became its own parish and in 1802 was granted a Town Charter by the state. Wilton was named after a town by the same name in England; where many of the original settlers emigrated from. Wilton covers 26.8 square miles with a population of 16,500. US Route 7 and Connecticut Routes 33 and 106 run through town and the Danbury Branch of the Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line stops in 2 locations, Cannondale and Wilton Center. Wilton is about 50 miles (80 km) northeast of New York City. The Wilton Fire & Rescue Department provides 24-hour fire, rescue, emergency medical aid, and hazardous material mitigation from two fire stations. Fire Headquarters is located at 236 Danbury Road (US 7) in the "Town Hall Complex." And Station 2 is at 707 Ridgefield Road (CT RT. 33) in North Wilton. Both stations are staffed with firefighter/EMTs at all times. 236 Danbury Road Wilton, CT 06897

164. AccessIndiana :: The Official Web Portal For The State Of Indiana Daniels announces Taiwanese agricultural delegation to visit Indiana (view) wrpark Governor appoints Executive Director for White River state Park (view) http://www.in.gov/

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165. Fort Mitchell Police Department Brief overview of the department. http://www.fortmitchell.com/police.asp

The Fort Mitchell Police Department, under the direction of Chief Steve Hensley, is committed to serving the community in a professional, effective, and efficient manner utilizing qualified and trained personnel and the most up-to-date techniques and equipment possible. The Department consists of thirteen (13) full-time officers, all of whom are certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council. Certification requires the completion of a basic sixteen-week program in Law Enforcement at Eastern Kentucky University and a minimum of 40 hours of yearly continuing education classes in law enforcement related fields. In addition to the normal patrol and investigative functions, the Department also has a full time Detective position, and operates other programs including DARE, bicycle patrol, and a motorcycle patrol, among others. The Department also participates with other Northern Kentucky police agencies in an Emergency Response ( SWAT ) Unit. The Fort Mitchell Police Department is also one of only approximately 5% of police agencies in the state of Kentucky that has been fully accredited by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Professional Standards Committee, which evaluates local police departments based upon 146 elements of professional standards in the field of law enforcement. Almost every phase and procedure of the Department was evaluated in the nearly two-year process. It is the Department's intention to interact with members of the community by whatever means possible in order that we may get the feedback that we feel is so important and necessary. We hope you will make use of our Web site to offer your ideas, comments, and questions so that we may better serve you.

166. Portland Maine Police Dept. department information, crime prevention tips, photos and various press releases. http://www.ci.portland.me.us/police/ppd.htm

WELCOME TO THE Portland, Maine Police Department 109 Middle Street Portland, Maine 04101 The Portland Police Department has positions available for Police Officers. If you wish to take the entry level exam for Police Officer, go here: If you are currently a full-time sworn officer, go here: The Department anticipates holding Lateral interviews in mid-September and hiring immediately. We must have your resume in hand to schedule an interview. Office of the Chief Complaint Process Resource Guide Crime Analysis ... City of Portland Annual Reports 2004 Annual Report 2003 Annual Report 2002 Annual Report 2004 IA Report ... PPD Information regarding the Portland Police Department Careers and Opportunities Important information about jobs and careers at the Department Police Watch- is the Portland Police email notification system for timely news in your neighborhood. To subscribe, click here "SUBSCRIBE" and put the word subscribe in the subject line of your email. Identity Theft- A guide to preventing and fighting identity theft.

167. Under Construction Crime stopper information, agency overview and sex offender database. http://www.hidalgoso.org/

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168. St. Ambrose University Biology Department Faculty listings and research interests, clubs, Bachelor of Science requirements, and course information. http://www.sau.edu/biology/major.htm

Faculty Biology Major Biology Courses Biology Club ... SAU Home Page Biology Major and Concentrations The Biology Department has a broad, flexible curriculum. Courses focusing on human biology introduce scientific principles to non-science majors. If, however, you are a future biologist, you can enhance the core major with one or more of the following optional concentrations: environmental biology, pre-health professions, or molecular biology. Future teachers can receive a degree in biology teaching. Biology students in any program are eligible for election to Beta Beta Beta, the national honorary biology fraternity. Biology course descriptions can be found using the link at left. Other course descriptions may by found by consulting the St. Ambrose University Course Catalog Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology: 31 semester credits of biology, including BIOL 103, 104, 300, 301, 303, 307, 348; one of the following: BIOL 211, 221, 231, or 241; CHEM 105, 106, 207, 209; MATH 151 or 171; STAT 213; PHIL 207, 310, 311, THEO 219, 311, or another course approved by the department. Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology Teaching: Complete the requirements for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology as listed above plus one additional course from BIOL 202, 211, 221, 231, or 241; and BIOL 310 or 321. Students completing this degree are strongly encouraged to pursue endorsements in General Science, Chemistry or other science disciplines. Some of these endorsements may only require one additional course. Pre-teaching students must also fulfill requirements in the St. Ambrose

169. Athenet Data Exchange Crime prevention information and employment opportunities. http://my.athenet.net/~kkpd/police.html

Check Email: click Online Classes: click Athenet America click Internet Access Sign Up Rates Access Numbers Terms of Service ... Special Promotions Contact About Athenet History Openings Equipment Page not found The page you requested has been moved or removed. You may wish to do one of the following: 1. Use the menus at the top or side of the page to locate the information you are seeking. 2. Go to the Athenet Data Exchange home page Phone: Switchboard: Toll free: Sales: Fax: Office Hours: Monday to Friday - 8:00am to 5:00pm Customer Service: Monday to Saturday - 8:00am to 8:00pm Sunday - 12noon to 4:00pm Address: 1107 East South River Street; Appleton, WI 54915

170. Rancho Santa Fe Fire District Contains consumer product warning/recall information, ordinances, dispatch, employment, locations and links. http://www.rsf-fire.org

Request An Inspection Home Dispatch (911) Emergency Response ... About Us Today is September 26, 2005 Hot News Become a Volunteer for TIP! Think Safety! Getting Out Alive Plan your evacuation in advance before the next wildfire strikes! Click on the link above to view our evacuation brochure. (pdf) Sheltering in Place during Wildfire If you live in The Bridges, CIELO, The Crosby, Santa Fe Valley or 4S Ranch, click the above link to view our Shelter in Place brochure. (pdf) Child Safety Seat Check-ups Is your child's car seat installed correctly? Find out how to get your child's safety seat assessed for FREE! (pdf) Hurricane Katrina Relief Effort At this time, the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District is encouraging those that want to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina to please contact the American Red Cross (1-800-HELP-NOW) , the Salvation Army (1-800-SAL-ARMY) , or your preferred charitable organization.

171. Home Brief summary of the department. http://www.waterloofd.com/

THE WATERLOO FIRE DEPARTMENT HOMEPAGE IS HERE!! WE WILL BE POSTING NEW MATERIAL OFTEN. PICTURES, EDUCATION MATERIAL AND LINKS TO FOLLOW SOON!! Our Mission "CARING PROFESSIONALS PROTECTING THEIR COMMUNITY" OUR COMMITMENT: We are dedicated to preserving life, property and the environment, utilizing effective principles and practices of modern fire and life safety technology. Please feel free to contact us with questions or comments. With prior appointment we can provide tours or presentations. We also can assist with home safety planning. If we can help - CALL US! Telephone 920-478-2535 FAX 920-478-9597 Postal address WATERLOO FIRE DEPARTMENT 900 Industrial Lane Waterloo, Wisconsin 53594 Electronic mail General Information: SEND US EMAIL Sorry, but your browser doesn't support JAVA. For this presentation is required JAVA enabled browser. Click headline for top content from Firehouse.Com

172. Chemistry Department -- Bucknell University BA, BS, MA, MS degrees. Describes course contents, staff research, summer courses, seminars, links to university resources. http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/chemistry/

@import "/img/assets/6995/global.css"; @import "/img/assets/6995/color.css"; myBucknell Giving To Bucknell Bookstore Chemistry Department ... Seminar Series Bucknell Information For: Select one Prospective Student Alumni Visitors Home Academics Academic Departments Department of Chemistry Bucknell University Chemistry is the science that seeks to understand the structure and composition of matter and the changes that it undergoes. Obtaining a strong education in chemistry opens the way to investigating problems in medicine, materials science, and the environment, as well as in the traditional areas of analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry. Links of Interest: Credit for Summer School Elsewhere (word document) ACS Student Affiliate Homepage September 17 2005, Conference on NMR in Undergraduate Research and Education Privacy Statement ... Contact Bucknell

173. Philosophy Department - Franklin & Marshall College Background, faculty and staff, courses, major and minor requirements, Honors procedures and projects, and information on student research, department conferences, and speakers. http://server1.fandm.edu/departments/Philosophy/

Homepage Speakers Courses Submit News ... advanced search News Sections Talks General News Dept. Newsletter Philosophy Club ... Alumni News User Functions Username: Password: Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User Events There are no upcoming events Welcome to the Philosophy Department Webpage General Information What Is Philosophy? Faculty and Staff Philosophy Courses (from the College Catalog) Information for Majors and Minors Requirements for Major/Minor Procedures for Honors at Graduation Recent Honors Projects John B. Noss Prize in Philosophy Research Student Research Speakers and Conferences (See also faculty home pages for more information on individual faculty research.) Interdisciplinary Connections Program in Scientific and Philosophical Studies of Mind Possible forthcoming program in Ancient Philosophy and Classics The Belva Collection Monday, May 23 2005 @ 12:54 PM EDT Views: 92 Ken Belva '98 generously donated his large collection of 365 philosophical books to the department. His books will join the Roth Library in the department's holdings. Click "read more" below for a picture.

174. Home Crime stopper and crime prevention information, employment information and message from chief. http://www.csj.net/~jpd/

Richard A. Evans Chief of Police [ Home ] Officers From the Chief Upcoming Events McGruff ... Click here for Information The South Jacksonville Police Department is comprised of nine sworn officers who provide 24-hour protection to the Village. We are located inside Village Hall located at 301 Dewey Drive. South Jacksonville Police Department continues to provide bicycle patrol. Officers will be on routine patrols at the park and pool, as well as evenings at Labor Drive. This is an important aspect of our Community Policing Program. Arrange an appearance at your school o r community event for McGruff, the Crime Dog or McGruff's Impaired Driving Simulator . Contact us for information Contact Information Emergency - Dial "911" Telephone Non Emergency 217-245-9222 Administrative 217-243-1241 FAX Postal address 301 Dewey Drive South Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Electronic mail General Information: South Jacksonville Police Department Webmaster MRobinson Click here to make SJPD your home page Send mail to MRobinson with questions or comments Last modified: March 12, 2005

175. Connecticut College Department Of Botany Degree requirements and courses, faculty and information on the Connecticut College Arboretum and the Center for Conservation Biology and Environmental Studies. http://camel2.conncoll.edu/academics/departments/botany/BotanyDept99/index.htm

Faculty Degree Requirements and Courses (courtesy of the Office of Records and Registration) The Connecticut College Arboretum The Center for Conservation Biology and Environmental Studies Important Links: Biology and Botany Course Homepages Careers in Botany (courtesy of Botanical Society of America) A Few Botany Links to Get You Started Department of Zoology Home Connecticut College Library Conn. Coll. Home

176. Marin County Sheriff's Department department overview, divisions, personnel directory, crime prevention programs and information, detention details, citizen's academy, and FAQs. http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/SO/main/

COUNTY HOME BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CONTACTS DEPARTMENTS ... Give Us Feedback COUNTY OF MARIN Sheriff's Office - Robert T. Doyle, Sheriff Home Contact Us Services Organization ... Printable Bureaus: Detention Services Field Services Miscellaneous Citizen Academy ... Site Map "In Partnership With Our Communities" Robert T. Doyle, Sheriff Biography Welcome to our website! The website has been designed to be user friendly so that you can easily access the information that you want. Staff has worked very hard to put together the information contained on the website. I am very proud of the men and women of the Marin County Sheriff’s Office and believe that our Mission and Values reflect the citizens of Marin County. Now, let me tell you a little bit about us. With a staff of 202 sworn deputies and 115 law enforcement professionals, and with a budget of more than $33 million, coordination of services is essential. The services that we provide and how we provide them is critical to the success of our mission. It is important that we work closely with the community and other service organizations in identifying and solving the problems facing us.

177. City Of Charleston, SC » Fire Department department information, apparatus pictures, local terminology and history of firefighting in Charleston, SC. http://www.ci.charleston.sc.us/dept/content.aspx?nid=114&cid=411

178. Music Majors - College Music Scholarships - Hollins University Course offerings, major requirements, faculty listings, lessons, facilities, and performance information. http://www.hollins.edu/undergrad/music/music.htm

Undergraduate Programs Music Hollins' music curriculum includes thorough training in theory, music history, and performance study. In addition, the music department also offers a wide range of courses in related areas including world music, women in western music, and history of the American musical theater. Music majors concentrate in a performance area leading to an instrumental or vocal senior recital, or may pursue study in an area such as theory or composition with a senior thesis or creative project. A music minor is also available to students whose primary career interests lie in another field, but who wish to study music seriously. Music majors may also become candidates for endorsement in public school teaching (Choral Music, K-12), following requirements in the teacher education program administered by the education department. The Hollins University Certificate in Piano Teaching is available to degree candidates and others not seeking the music degree. It offers specialized study and practical work in piano pedagogy. Students who take part in Hollins' international study programs are encouraged to continue musical pursuits abroad. Students have recently pursued musical work while in London, Paris, and Spain.

179. Redirect Comprehensive study of classical languages, literature, philosophy, art, and history. http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/clas/

180. Utah State Office Of Education - USOE- Welcome state level official education web site. http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/

Main Receptionist Security Desk Applied Technology Educator Licensing Curriculum G.E.D. Printing Rehabilitation USOE A to Z An alphabetical site index for the Utah State Office of Education NCLB/ESEA "No Child Left Behind" The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (Pub. L. 107-110, NCLB) became law on January 8, 2002, with President George W. Bush's signature of H.R. 1. The Act substantially revises the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA) in a manner designed to provide all of America's school children with the opportunity and means to achieve academic success. Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Print A Parking Pass For Your Vehicle School Report Cards (Includes New 2005 NCLB Data) Public Education Job Enhancement Program USOE Calendar Consolidated Utah Student Achievement Plan Consolidated Utah Student Achievement Plan Quick Start Guide ... School Directory Utah State Office of Education 250 East 500 South P O Box 144200 Salt Lake City, Utah

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