A resume is a snapshot that lists the highlights of the individual.  I think of it as an advertisement, and the product is the person.  It is intended to grab the interest of the person holding the interview and to start a conversation.  So we don't list all of our jobs on a resume, for example, just the most recent.  So why list your run?  I like your sense of humor, but this does not put you in a particularly good light.  Why not just omit it?  However, on the job application, everything gets listed, and that is where the run probably belongs.  Fire service resumes are very different from those found on the Web.  Virtually all of those samples are for business, and corporations have a very different mindset.  If you need help better understanding resumes, I suggest you take a look at www.publicsafetyprep.com.  Now, having shared all of this, print our your posting and hold onto it for future reference.  I recommend that you keep a file and update it every 6-12 months.