Cold Water Challenge Face-off finalist NFPA’s Lorraine Carli will have to wait another week to see who she faces for the championship as Chiefs Dennis Rubin and Ron Siarnicki played to a draw.
This isn’t T-ball, where everyone goes home a winner. One of these chiefs is going to join the rest of the losers, while the other goes on to play for all the marbles. You decide; one vote may be all it takes.
For those new to the game, the face-off challenge is simple: vote for who you think took the challenge first; we’ll reveal the true order after the bracket is complete.
Our mission is also simple: give firefighters a reason to have a bit of fun and keep the challenge alive — and the associated donations made to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.
Cast your vote below on which fire service leader you think completed the challenge first. At the end of the game, contest winners will be randomly selected and will receive a FireRescue1 T-shirt and challenge coin as a prize.
Chief Dennis Rubin has served as a company officer, command level officer, and fire chief in several major cities including Dothan, Ala., Norfolk, Va., and Atlanta. He’s also a frequent and regular contributing author to FireRescue1 and Fire Chief.
Fire Chief Ronald J. Siarnicki began his fire service career with the Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department in 1978. In July 2001, Chief Siarnicki retired to take the position of executive director of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. He is also a frequent and regular contributing author to FireRescue1 and Fire Chief.
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