News & Updates
Training Task Force
Updates Have Been Made!
SEAT BELT PLEDGE
NFFF to Be New Home of National Seat Belt Pledge
The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation revealed at Firehouse World that it will oversee the program.
The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation revealed at Firehouse World that it will oversee the program.
TRAINING EVENTS
PLEASE NOTICE THE NEW TRAINING EVENTS SECTION IN THE MENU..... THIS IS WHERE WE WILL BE POSTING ANY TRAINING EVENTS THAT MAY COME UP..
Fall 2010 OK-FIRE Training Sessions Announced
OK-FIRE is a weather-based decision-support system for wildland fire managers in Oklahoma. Applications include both wildfire and prescribed fire. The program has been developed over the past five years by Oklahoma State University in conjunction with the
University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Mesonet, the state’s automated weather station network.
University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Mesonet, the state’s automated weather station network.
"Everyone Goes Home" Seat Belt Safety Pledge
Interested in making a statement for firefighter safety? We've included a link to the firefighter "Everyone Goes Home" seat belt safety movement!
Amarillo Firefighter Fatality
Why does it take a tragedy to remind us of the importance of seatbelt safety while responding to an emergency?
Terrill Praises Hansen Appointment
State Rep Randy Terrill praised Jon Hansen's selection as head of the Council on Firefighter Training.
Looking for Recognition & Incentive Committee Members
We are looking for creative and driven individuals to serve on the Recognition and Incentive Committees.
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Heart-Healthy Firefighter Program Celebrates Successful Year
Since the Heart-Healthy Firefighter Program began in 2003, the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) has been providing health, safety, and wellness resources and information to help keep first responders ready for the next call. The Program is excited to report that 2010 was another successful year: the health fair traveled to six states, the Program launched a new smoking cessation web site, the fourth annual National Firefighter Health Week reached more departments than ever before, and much more.
See more helpful information on this link.