The Dearborn Fire Department added two firefighters to its ranks with a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall. The firefighters, Timothy Mick, 25, and Corey Silas, 23, both were part of the Dearborn Fire Cadet Program.
Mayor John B. O’Reilly, Jr. and Fire Chief Richard Miller congratulated the city’s two newest firefighters recently. They are 25-year-old Timothy Mick (center) and 23-year-old Corey Silas (right.)
Mick is a graduate of St. Alphonsus High School. He attended Schoolcraft College where he completed classes at the fire academy and received his paramedic license. His most recent employment was with Beaumont Hospital as a paramedic on the mobile ICU.
Silas is a graduate of Dearborn High School. He attended Henry Ford Community College where he received his paramedic license, and the Oakland Community College fire academy. His prior work includes being a paramedic with Concord Ambulance and more recently a firefighter with the City of Pontiac.
