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03-23-2018, 12:10 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:06 AM by Fearless Community.
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Greetings,
I have decided to enact a new policy requiring all Firefighters to obtain an I-100 level training for Incident Command. This training will be provided to all Firefighters free of charge. All current members should check their inboxes for information regarding training dates and prerequisites.
The new policy reads, “All firefighters who have previously joined the Evo City Volunteer Fire Department, in addition to all new members, are to be provided with I-100 level training on Incident Command. All Line Officers will have a minimum training of I-200 incident command. All officers must have a minimum of I-300 level Incident Command. If a fifth alarm is stricken, a person with no less than I-600 level training on Incident Command will assume command of the incident. This is to ensure the safety of all hands operating on the fireground.”
This policy has come in part to myself having multiple meetings with the board of fire commissioners regarding this years budget which has prevented me from responding as usual. Rest assured, a finalized budget witll be published soon.
Regards,
Jack Mondays
ECFD, Chief
I have decided to enact a new policy requiring all Firefighters to obtain an I-100 level training for Incident Command. This training will be provided to all Firefighters free of charge. All current members should check their inboxes for information regarding training dates and prerequisites.
The new policy reads, “All firefighters who have previously joined the Evo City Volunteer Fire Department, in addition to all new members, are to be provided with I-100 level training on Incident Command. All Line Officers will have a minimum training of I-200 incident command. All officers must have a minimum of I-300 level Incident Command. If a fifth alarm is stricken, a person with no less than I-600 level training on Incident Command will assume command of the incident. This is to ensure the safety of all hands operating on the fireground.”
This policy has come in part to myself having multiple meetings with the board of fire commissioners regarding this years budget which has prevented me from responding as usual. Rest assured, a finalized budget witll be published soon.
Regards,
Jack Mondays
ECFD, Chief
Regards,
Reebs
Veteran
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