Upcoming Events

This course is unique in the fact that we explain how the Firefighter and/or IC should respond to various Solar emergencies that can be encountered - ranging from Structure & Vegetation Fires to Motor Vehicle Collisions into Solar Farms.

In today's time of financial and staffing strains, both career and volunteers are being asked to do more with less. One of the most underutilized positions within the fire service is the "engine driver." This course will give attendees a look at how to utilize the driver focusing on four key elements.

Strategic RIT is the command concept of the function of RIT as opposed to the skills concept of RIT. It's the thought process that the RIT officer should go through when assigned the duty of RIT.

This class will take the proven methods of traditional searches and add the use of Thermal imagers and Rope Assisted Searches to increase accountability and speed.

Staff from the Epilepsy Foundation will talk about seizures, some possible causes, presentation, what we should know and how we should treat the seizure patient.

Principles of Structural Fireground Tactics is designed to help firefighters to understand the big picture of fireground tactics and how the skills they've learned are applied to the overall goal.

Cold weather injuries are bad enough, but when exposure becomes an issue, things get worse. Gary Adelhardt, a ski patrol medic, will talk about how things change when its cold. Even though it's hot now, we still need to think about hypothermia.

This Lecture class will focus on setting up your engine and your crew for the most efficient deployment possible. We will discuss common engine company pitfalls and how to set up your engine and crews to overcome them.

The objectives of this program are to provide responders with the knowledge to help manage incidents involving extrication of patients from various types of machinery. Both common machinery and machinery specific to locations within your response will be discussed.

This class will teach you several ways and techniques to assist you with performing job functions with limited personnel.

This class will discuss the operations of multiple saws on fire ground or on working incidents, along with prevention and maintenance.

This session will include fire service leaders sharing information on current fire service topics and how it will affect our service in the future. It will provide interactive discussions to assist fire service members on how and why we do the things we do.