Pablo Santibanez’s path from being a volunteer firefighter in Chile to achieving his goal in Phoenix reflects his dedication to the firefighting profession. According to the
City of Phoenix
, his move to the U.S. was driven by his wife’s scholarship at Arizona State University. He then joined the Phoenix Fire Academy, demonstrating his commitment to continuing his career in firefighting.
Pablo’s work visa was about to expire as he was finishing his training. However, he successfully secured a new visa with help from Arizona Congressman Greg Stanton. According to a statement from the Phoenix Fire Department, “Pablo’s dedication and enthusiasm became apparent to everyone he met,” as reported by the
City of Phoenix
.
Pablo Santibanez joined the Phoenix Fire Department after demonstrating perseverance and dedication. Although he is not yet a U.S. citizen, he aspires to become one. The department appreciates his contributions, and as their news release states, “We’re proud of the perseverance, dedication, and energy he brings to our team and to the city of Phoenix,” as stated by the
City of Phoenix
.
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