Lt. Kennedy Recognized by Georgia Smoke Diver Association The Georgia Smoke Diver Association recently recognized Robbie Kennedy, a lieutenant with Cherokee County Fire & Emergency Services (CCFES), for his exceptional commitment and contributions to the association. The association is a nonprofit organization that is known for providing advanced firefighter training through a program titled Georgia Smoke Diver Course.Lt. Kennedy attended and completed the Georgia Smoke Diver course in 1992. Since becoming a Georgia smoke diver, he has demonstrated dedication to the program, and fire service in general, by returning semiannually to assist with instructing students and staffing the program. About 10 years ago, he began cooking all meals for the students, instructors, and dignitaries through his catering company, which equates to preparing approximately 160 meals a day during the week-long course.Lt. Kennedy currently serves as a training officer for CCFES and has also served as a career firefighter since 1999. Before working as a career firefighter, he served as a volunteer firefighter for the Hickory Flat Volunteer Fire Department.To learn more about the Georgia Smoke Diver Association, visit GeorgiaSmokeDiver.com.
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