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Brass Shamrock Truck Academy
Brass Shamrock Truck Academy
This 5-day academy will provide hands-on training covering the following fireground topics:
- Residential Ventilation
- Commercial Ventilation
- Forcible Entry
- Search
- RIT Operations
Have any questions? Send us an email at jrye@kcftc.org
Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit
Welcome to year three of Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit in Alexandria, Minnesota!
September 25-27, 2026
Our event has expanded to a three-day conference with two days of lecture and one day of hands-on training classes! Visit the Land of 10,000 Lakes, engage in a brotherhood of Mission-First mentality, and put in some Truck or Engine work with our new HOT class day!
1-Day Lecture $125
2-Day Lecture $200
1-Day HOT $225
3-Day Conference Pass $400
Lunch is included all 3 days.
Friday, September 25
- Run Towards the Sound of the Guns: Leading on the Fireground (JD DuCharme)
- Gallons Per Second (Curt Isakson)
Saturday, September 26
- The Mayday Mindset - The Path to Mastery (Rob Ramirez)
- From the Survey to the Streets (Jeffrey Bryant)
Sunday, September 27
- Irons Ready with Brothers in Battle LLC
- Engine Company Tactics for Limited Staffing with Make the Move Training
Mile High Firefighter's Conference
Mile High Firefighter’s Conference
October 1-4, 2026
Classes & Info
milehighfirecon.com
Lecture Speakers
Mickey Farrell
Dan Murphy
Tyler Smith
Rob Backer
Jeff Bryant
Bill Kraus
2-Day HOT Classes
Forge the Basics - Own the Fireground (The Standard)
Down & Dirty Truck Company Search (Mile High Fire Training)
Engine Company Basics (Mile High Fire Training)
Driving & Operating (Lever Pulling Cowards)
Live Fire Survival and Rapid Intervention (Trey Young, Kenny Hayes, Jay Bettencourt, & Clem Kramer)
Soot & Sisterhood (Spouse Track)
1-Day HOT Classes
The Dialed-In Pumper (Strategic Fire Training)
Roof Rope Rescue (Elevated Safety)
Extrication Best Practices (Chris James)
Tactical Decision Making Under Stress (Forge, Elevate, Lead)
Engine Company Essentials (Shur Sales)
PNW Fire Conference 2026
PNW Fire Conference
October 12-15, 2026
Kitsap County, WA
Lecture Series (Oct. 12-13)
Lecture Series Speakers
Frank Leeb
Frank Viscuso
Cody Trestrail
Sam Hittle
Kyle Romagus
Jay Bonnifield
Deni Ali
Mike Gagliano
Tommy Hofland
Jonathan Brumley
Marcos Orozco
Paul Combs
Leadership Academy (Oct. 14-15)
Dr. Candace Ashby & Frank Viscuso
The PNWFC Leadership Academy is a two-day leadership development course taking place on days 3 & 4, following the lecture series. This interactive academy is perfect for both aspiring and experienced leaders looking to improve their leadership skills, knowledge and abilities.
HOT Classes (Oct. 14-15)
1-Day, 8Hr Classes
Responder versus Machinery
4 Brothers Training
The Winning Handline
Fountain Hose Company & Kyle Romagus
Dynamic Ventilation Tactics
Brass Shamrock Training
Forcible Entry
Josh Materi & Members of Seattle Rescue Co. 1
VES: Beyond the Door
Brothers in Battle
Flathead Fire Conference
Welcome to the first inaugural Flathead Fire Conference, proudly hosted by Evergreen Fire Rescue. We are honored to bring firefighters together for a weekend dedicated to sharpening skills, strengthening brotherhood, and advancing the craft of the fire service.
This year’s conference is led by Brothers in Battle, whose real-world experience and high-level instruction embody the grit, discipline, and operational mindset required on today’s fireground. Their commitment to excellence aligns with our mission to continually raise the bar for ourselves and for those we serve.
We welcome you to Kalispell, Montana nestled in the Flathead Valley and adjacent to the scenic Glacier National Park. Thank you for being part of this first chapter. Facta Non Verba - Actions Not Words.
June 5
Winning the Fireground
1-Day lecture presented by Cody Trestrail
June 6-7
1st Due Search 4 THEM
2-Day HOT instructed by Brothers in Battle
Kitsap Spring Training Fire Conference
KCFTC Presents: Spring Training 2026
WHAT:
Two days of firefighter and officer development featuring Chief Jim Walkowski and Dr. Candace Ashby.
WHERE:
Clearwater Casino Resort
15347 Suquamish Way NE
Suquamish, WA 98392
Hotel Room Discounts are available and will be provided to you in your registration confirmation email!
WHEN:
May 26th and 27th, 2026
9:00 am to 5:00 pm each day
Lunch, Snacks and Refreshments provided daily
Have any questions? Send us an email at sajones@kcftc.org
PUGS 2026
Formerly the Lake Effect Fire Conference, proudly rebranded as PUGS, honoring the legacy of Elkhart Fire Captain Adam "Pugslee" Kuspa.
Now in its fifth year, the conference remains firmly aligned with the mission of FireNuggets and our Lake Effect affiliate serving Michiana: delivering high-impact, high-quality fire service training at the lowest possible cost. This two-day event blends classroom lectures with hands-on instruction, offering a well-rounded selection of topics for firefighters of all ranks at premier local facilities. You’ll leave re-energized, better prepared, and more effective on the fireground.
Showcasing speakers and instructors:
Dan Bracken
Rob Fisher
Clyde Gordon
Jerry Herbst
Sam Hittle
Andy Plofkin
Steve Robertson
Kyle Romagus
Rich Stack
Shannon Stone
Bay Area Fire Conference
FireNuggets presents
Bay Area Fire Conference
Pleasanton & San Ramon Valley, CA
May 14-17, 2026
Metro Boston Fire School 2026
Saturday, May 2 - Foxborough, MA
1-Day Lecture Series
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Maximizing Fireground Performance
Ever thought about the characteristics that separate a good firefighter from a truly great one? Is it years of experience? Being aggressive” Going to a bunch of conferences or training events? A salty fire helmet?
The best companies in your department, region or even across the country all have the same thing in common: mastery of the basics which are built off of attention to details. These members train tirelessly until they are unconsciously competent at the skills required to not only meet, but exceed the standards and expectations set forth by their organization. The people that we serve deserve that!
This dynamic lecture dives into different areas where the little details can help maximize fireground performance. From laying you gear out and masking up, the way you run lines, throw ladders, force a door, or package a downed firefighter, the details matter! We will talk about how this concept can be applied on and off the fireground to help overall efficiency and effectiveness when the clock is ticking. We will also discuss how to adopt change in your organization to create a fire first mentality where the details can influence positive change.
About Eric: Eric is a 23-year veteran of the fire service who began his journey as a volunteer of the Berlin Fire Company where he has held the ranks of Captain and Assistant Chief. While volunteering, he began his career with the Ocean Pines Fire Department, holding the rank of Lieutenant. Eric later transitioned to the District of Columbia Fire Department (DCFD) in 2014 where he is currently a Rescue Squad Technician assigned to Rescue Squad 3 in the Special Operations Battalion. Eric is also an instructor for Traditions Training and enjoys sharing his passion and knowledge with others. -
Dutton Street “Less Than Ten Seconds” My Near-Miss Story
First hand account of the Dutton St structure fire on Nov 6, 2021 with an emphasis on firefighter survival. The long journey to recovery, struggling with both the physical and mental effects. Lessons learned and what you and your department need to know when traumatic incidents hit your department.
About Steve: Steve started his fire service journey in 1992, graduating from the NH Fire Academy Recruit School. Earned his degree from NH Laconia Technical College in 1997 with AAS in Fire Science and was hired with the Manchester NH Fire Department in 1999. Currently Steve is a Battalion Chief running out of the department's headquarters at the Merrimack St Central Firehouse. He is also a Senior Staff Instructor with the NH Fire Academy and an IAFF Fire Ground Survival/FF Rescue Master Instructor.
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Engine Company Operations During Civil Unrest
The threat of civil unrest is ever present in modern society. These events often result from elections, sporting events, trials, perceived injustices, or use of force cases. The ensuing fire duty can rapidly tax available resources and present unheard-of challenges to responding firefighters. As a result, engine companies must adjust their mindsets, strategies, and tactics to safely and effectively respond to these incidents. Attendees will examine scene security issues, building construction and occupancy features, attack line considerations, water supplies, and the effectiveness of past responses.
About Jon: Jon Hall has more than 25 years of fire service experience. He currently is a captain with the St. Paul, MN, Fire Department assigned to Engine Company 14. Hall also serves as a lead instructor in the department's Training Division teaching hands-on skills to members of all ranks. He has previously presented at FDIC, Firehouse Expo, and Firehouse World. Hall is a contributing editor for Firehouse Magazine penning the Engine Essentials column. He is the co-owner of Make The Move Training, LLC and teaches engine company operations throughout the country.
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On Scene Decision Making: Prioritizing the Search
A successful search can mean the difference between life and death. In this in-depth class, Justin Lorenzen will break down one of the most critical fireground tactics for initial arriving crews-the search. What does your search size-up look like? Where should you make entry to give trapped civilians the best chance of survival? What crucial information can be gathered in those first few seconds on scene?
This session will dive into reading structures from the exterior, understanding common residential occupancies, and analyzing smoke and fire behavior to drive decision-making. Built on real-world data from firefighter rescues documented at www.firefighterrescuesurvey.com, this class will provide actionable insights to enhance your search effectiveness and maximize survival outcomes.
About Justin: Justin “J Lo” Lorenzen is married to his high school sweetheart, Raquel, going on 20 years and has two boys, Noah 15yo and Braxton 12yo. He started in fire service in 2005 at a rural combination department about 30 miles south of the metro and was there for 3 years before getting hired at OKCFD. He’s currently a Lt./Paramedic on the Southwest side of Oklahoma City at station 20/C.
Justin served as a training officer for 3 years in OKCFD’s training division. He’s currently the president for OKC’s local F.O.O.L.S chapter, Mid-America F.O.O.L.S OKC Metro, as well as a small part of Firefighter Rescue Survey (Internal Survey Implementation). He developed and implemented the OKCFD Grabs Survey that went live in 2020 allowing the Oklahoma City fire department to track their civilian rescues and contribute to the Firefighter Rescue Survey. Justin had an article published in Fire Engineering Magazine titled The Oklahoma City Story: Tracking Grabs with Firefighter Rescue Survey – Fire Engineering: Firefighter Training and Fire Service News, Rescue in 2021 as well as an article in the upcoming “Book Of Search” titled “Recording Our Rescues To Drive Our Mission”.
Throughout his career Justin has taught at several conferences and training events both locally and nationally and is an instructor for the Build Your Culture Cadre. Justin has been a Guest on The Weekly Scrap, Fire Nuggets Podcast, Crew 1st Culture Podcast, Journeyman Fire Podcast, H&H Undisclosed Agents Podcast and Relentless Rejects Podcast. Justin also serves as a co-host on the FireNuggets Podcast. Justin is a member of the Firefighter Rescue Survey team and has assisted multiple other departments in developing their own internal rescue tracking system and contributing to the national rescue survey. His passion is Search and all things training and most importantly leaving the job better than he found it!
Sunday, May 3 - Attleboto, Wrenthem, & Plainville, MA
8-Hr or 4-Hr HOT Classes
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with Flash Fire Industries
Getting water on the fire is the single most important action on the fireground. However, in the case of a long stretch, delay in engine response, unable to locate the fire, known life hazards, and other fireground hazards, firefighters may find themselves temporarily operating without the protection of the hoseline. This class will help firefighters identify the hazards associated with these incidents, as well as using the equipment and knowledge to be able to operate as effectively as possible.Requires PPE, SCBA, two cylinders. 8-hr HOT.
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with Ray McCormack, Dave Quick, & The Flow and Move Crew
Engine companies across the country experience setbacks and curveballs daily, which require the most prepared company to elevate their performance to conquer the unfolding problem at hand. These challenges can stem from new building construction features and occupancies, errors made by members, or emergencies that occur outside of the company’s control. The difference between a good and a great Engine Co. lies in its members' abilities to troubleshoot and quickly overcome challenges and emergencies encountered on the fireground.
This 8-hour hybrid program focuses on alternate hose line stretches and common engine company hose line errors and emergencies. The hands-on skills evolutions and scenarios provide practical solutions to common issues that arise and are based on incidents that the instructors have personally experienced on the fireground. All are applicable to every firefighter, regardless of department makeup or region of the country.
Requires PPE, SCBA optional. 8-hr HOT.
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with Connecticut Custom Fire Training (in conjunction with FlashFire Industries & Rescue Squad Ironworks)
This class combines classroom discussions with hands-on repetition to reinforce the basic tenants of forcible entry. The classroom portion focuses on three types of entry - conventional, thru-the-lock, and power tools - and provides students with insight and experiences dealing with each. A significant portion of the lecture is dedicated to door size-up and forcible entry methodology in order to match the appropriate form of entry based on the type and style of the door you face.
Once outside, students will learn proper forcible entry techniques using the “Shock, Gap, Set, Force” method to force realistic inward opening doors. In addition, students will learn to force challenging outward opening doors typical in commercial establishments. Students will utilize one of the most encompassing saw operations stations to date. Students will be given ample opportunity to cut padlocks, hockey puck locks, chain, roll-down gates, window bars, carriage bolts, and HUD windows.
This comprehensive environment will allow students to enhance their knowledge and develop their skills in dealing with these challenging security features that are becoming all too common in many response areas.
Requires PPE with eye protection, SCBA optional. 8-hr HOT.
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with Build Your Culture
This course aims to create a mindset that will enhance how we approach victim removal. Often we are hyper focused on the search itself and don’t spend adequate time on actual removal techniques. What we choose to do will greatly impact those we find during our search effort. This program provides rescuers with options, allowing them to choose a removal tactic they can confidently perform as quickly and effectively as possible with their available resources. Removal pathways in relation to our victim(s) and their location can positively impact their survival odds. For this reason we should establish a standard of how we remove victims, not just how we search for them!Requires PPE, SCBA, two cylinders. 4-hr HOT.
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with Take the Door Training
This course will test the abilities of experienced firefighters to respond to a fireground collapse. Students will start in small groups mastering crucial RIT basics including air management, harness conversions, drags and carries, and the FAST Board. Students will then work in groups to respond to two different collapse scenarios that will test them and require every drop of their fireground ability. We use real victims in a real collapse to create the most authentic experience you can get in training. Surviving the modern fireground requires grit and initiative. Are you prepared for a fireground mayday?Requires PPE, SCBA, two cylinders. 4-hr HOT.
March Mayhem Fire Conference
March Mayhem Fire Conference returns in 2026, bigger and better than ever! Join us for a 5-day conference with 17 different hands-on classes and workshops and 9 different lecturers, all surrounding Boise, ID.
Grove City Fire Conference
Chapter 1: Beyond the Checkbox
Presented by Grove City Volunteer Fire Department
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Location: Grove City College
Sticht Auditorium - Staley Hall of Arts & Letters
100 Campus Drive | Grove City, PA 16127
Times: 0800-1700
Cost: $100 per attendee (breakfast & lunch included)
Hotel: Block established at the Hampton Inn & Suites
* Information will be provided in your confirmation email
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Social night following the event!
Fat Eddy's - 1830-2030
1920 Leesburg Grove City Rd. | Grove City, PA 16127
Long Live the Engine
Long Live the Engine
January 29-31, 2026
Santa Monica, CA
Join this exciting three-day conference dedicated to sharpening engine company excellence through both classroom lectures and hands-on training. Nationally recognized instructors cover critical topics like hoarder fires, high-rise operations, EV fire tactics, and engine company fundamentals, while HOT classes immerse students in live-fire engine ops, 2.5" line work, elevated operations, forcible access, water flow, and thermal imaging. The event blends expert insight with high-repetition, real-world training to prepare firefighters for the toughest fireground challenges.
🎤 Speakers & Lecture Topics
Tim Klett — Hoarder Fires
Dave McGrail — High Rise Firefighting & High Rise Ops
Rowett / Romagus — Engine Ops
Carl Haddon — Mitigating EV Fires
🔧 Hands-On (“HOT”) Classes
Live Fire Engine Ops (Mudville Training)
Elkhart Brass: Know Your Flow
Access Granted: N6 Fire Tactics
2.5" Engine Ops (Sleigher / Brumley)
Elevated Engine Ops (Ray McCormack)
Tactical TIC (Grit First)
Mile High Firefighter's Conference
Mile High Firefighter’s Conference
Training at 5280 feet in the Rocky Mountains since 2017
Lecture Speakers:
Corley Moore
Matt Rush
Bryan Lynch
Grant Tinker
Kevin Housley
Craig Stalloway
2-Day HOT Classes:
Truck Academy (Live Fire)
Beyond the Pre-Connect
Driving and Operating
Outside-In Shoring
1-Day HOT Classes:
Truck Academy
Engine Company Operations
Can Confidence (Live Fire)
Extrication: Best Practices
Tactical Decision Making Under Stress
FireShowsWest
“FireShowsWest is one of the longest running conference and expos on the West coast specializing in providing innovative training for all members of the fire service. We are grateful to have the continued support of our attendees, instructors, and exhibitors.
FireShowsWest has always been passionate about offering firefighters and first responders an excellent training opportunity that blends classroom and hands-on sessions together by inviting an outstanding cadre of highly qualified instructors who passionately share their knowledge.
Though our focus is always about making the most cutting-edge training attainable for our nation’s firefighters, we also believe how building bonds with our comrades outside of the classroom can translate to cohesive strength on the fireground. Therefore, we’re introducing an expansion to the Events & Exhibits Hall. FireShowsWest 2025 will see extended Exhibit Hours, an expansion to the Lounge Area, a myriad of added social events. Attendees have direct contact with suppliers providing cutting edge tools, equipment and services with knowledgeable representatives to answer any questions.”
Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit
Heart of the Lakes Fire Summit
September 26-27, 2025
Holiday Inn Alexandria | Alexandria, MN
Searchable vs. Survivable: Educated Decision Making with Sean Duffy
The Art of Reading Smoke with Rob Backer
Anatomy of a Push with Jay Bonnifield
Repercussions with Corley Moore
Registration opening soon!
Eau Claire Leadership Conference
Eau Claire Leadership Conference
September 11-12, 2025
Eau Claire, WI
ECLC brings together seasoned fire service leaders to deliver hard-earned lessons in leadership, operations, and organizational culture. Over two impactful days, attendees will gain actionable insights from real-world case studies, generational leadership experiences, and personal stories of failure and growth. Featured speakers include Fire Chief Aaron Lipski, BC Erich Roden, and Lt. JD DuCharme, each offering unfiltered perspectives on decision-making, team development, and leading through adversity.
Prairie Fire Conference
Prairie Fire Conference
Lecture | August 2 | 0800-1800 | $100
The People’s Handline: Creating a Culture of Winning - James Nisbet
Firefighter Rescue Survey: Taking It To The Streets - Jeffrey Bryant
Making the Grab, Not Excuses - Cody Trestrail
HOT | August 3 | 0800-2000 | $250
DIY Engine with Brothers in Battle LLC
Included lunch both days.
Social Night on Saturday (Aug. 2) at Send It! 24/7 in Mandan, ND with axe throwing, bags, and brotherhood! Join us!
Spring Training Fire Conference
KCFTC Presents:
Spring Training Fire Conference 2025
WHAT:
Two days of firefighter and officer development featuring three talented and experienced fire service leaders and trainers:
Phil Jose, Rob Fisher & Ryan Scellick.
WHERE:
Clearwater Casino Resort
15347 Suquamish Way NE
Suquamish, WA 98392
**** Discounted rates for Clearwater Resort hotel rooms will be available.
A link will be emailed to registered students soon ***
WHEN:
May 28th and 29th, 2025
9:00 am to 5:00 pm each day
Lunch, Snacks and Refreshments provided daily
Have any questions? Send us an email at sajones@kcftc.org
CLASSES:
1. “From the Jump Seat to the Right Seat: Preparing Officers to Effectively Lead Companies"Rob Fisher & Ryan Scellick
2. "In the Hot Seat: Tactical Decision Making at the tip of the Spear"Phil Jose & Rob Fisher
High Plains Fire Conference
High Plains Fire Conference
May 16-18, 2025 | Casper, WY
Get ready for an unforgettable experience in the heart of "The Oil City!"
Firefighters from near and far are welcome to converge in Casper, WY for the 5th Annual High Plains Fire Conference featuring compelling lectures, exceptional hands-on classes, and all-in workshops!
Bay Area Fire Conference
The Bay Area Fire Conference revolves around a mission of providing high quality training and a unique networking experience with fellow firefighters from across the country.
Whether you are a novice firefighter or a seasoned chief officer nearing retirement, we are confident that you will find value in participating in this conference. You will have the chance to train with top-notch instructors and network with hundreds of like-minded attendees from all over the country.
The entire Bay Area Fire Conference support team would like to thank you for supporting this training conference and we look forward to seeing you there!
Lunch, light refreshments, & nightly socials (just RSVP in your registration!)
Lecture Series Speakers
Nick Martin (Salisbury FD)
Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting (4Hr)
First Alarm: Strategy & Tactics (4Hr)
Combat Ready Firefighting (8Hr)
Ray McCormack (FDNY, Ret.)
Line Boss Leadership
Justin McWilliams (Clackamas FD)
How and Why We Search
Nick Esposito (Nantucket FD)
Truck Tactics
David Quick (Manchester, NH FD)
Considerations for Interior and Exterior Vertical Hoseline Stretches
Hans Christensen & Kat Knowles (Seattle FD)
Top Step Firefighter
Hands On Training
Nozzle Forward (2-day class)
Aaron Fields & Cadre
VES: Beyond the Door (1-day class)
Brothers in Battle
Irons Ready (1-day class)
Brothers in Battle
TIC Training w/Live Fire (1-day class)
Andy Starnes & Insight Training
Elevator Rescue (1-day class)
Steve Chute
Mission 1st Series
FireNuggets Ohio presents
Mission 1st Series
May 1-2, 2025
Stow, Ohio
Thursday, May 1 | 0800-1700
- Jeremy Donch, National Fire Radio
"Bridging the Gap - Preserving Tradition & Culture One Generation at a Time"
- Sean Duffy, Build Your Culture
"Searchable vs. Survivable: Educated Decision Making"
Friday, May 2 | 0800-1700
- Cody Trestrail, Brothers in Battle
"Winning the Fireground: No Excuses"
Chemeketa Fire Conference
New fire conference in Brooks, OR!
Lecture Day: 3/20
HOT/Workshop Days: 3/21 or 3/22
Lectures by Justin McWiliams, Ryan Johnson, Anthony Braxton, Kevin Vining, Fire X Training, and Jeff Deetz
HOT/Workshops by Jill Fullerton & Ila Borders, Brothers in Battle LLC, and local crews who are just passionate about the job.
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March Mayhem Fire Conference
March Mayhem Fire Conference
March 14-16, 2025
Boise & Across the Treasure Valley, Idaho
What is March Mayhem?
It is the combination of passion and the drive to improve the fire service for the better by providing top notch training via lectures, workshops and hands on training. Started in 2021, this conference has rapidly grown to what it is today because of the dedication of all the firefighters in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The Treasure Valley region is one of the fastest growing regions in the nation. Growth comes with growing pains such as hiring of firefighters, building new stations, population growth, and budget constraints. We want to provide training close enough to benefit the Pacific Northwest in the beautiful Treasure Valley.
Visit our website for up-to-date information: https://www.marchmayhemfireconference.com/
Craft & Culture Firefighter's Conference
Craft & Culture Firefighter's Conference
Hosted by Iowa FireNuggets
& No Coast Fire Enthusiasts
March 1 & 2, 2025
Highlander Hotel
Iowa City, Iowa
2 days, 4 incredible speakers, & an unlimited collaboration of knowledge about search, organizational leadership, and operational tactics.
$100 per day (or) $175 for both days
Lunch is included with registration.
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Alamo Fire Conference
Incredible lineup of Lectures and Combination Lecture/HOT Classes in TX! Get ready for an unforgettable experience with some of the top fire service leaders who are eager to share their expertise with you.
Keynote Speaker: Battalion Chief Curt Isakson from Escambia County Fire Rescue
Engine Operations Class: Lt. (Ret.) Tim Klett from FDNY
Tower Ladders Tips and Tricks Class: Lt. Mike Ciampo from FDNY
Search Operations: Deputy District Chief Rich Stack from the Chicago Fire
Mayday Mindset: Captain Robert Ramirez, Owner of Mayday Mindset Training
Lecture Series: Hosted by Captain (Ret.) Dennis LeGear from Oakland Fire, Owner of LeGear Engineering FD Consulting. This series is included with all HOT Classes. Sign up for Friday or Saturday HOT classes and sit in on LeGear’s lecture on the same day.
Command Class: Asst. Chief Walt Lewis from the Orlando Fire Department
HOT Site Location:
SAFD Training Academy
300 S. Callaghan
San Antonio, TX 78227
Second Annual MAC-a-Palooza
Presented by the Southside FOOLS
0800 - 1700 with a social gathering to follow
Classroom Sessions:
1. Building Construction
2. Structural Collapse Considerations for Maydays
Hands-On Training Classes:
1. Street Smart Extrication
2. Engine Company Operations
3. Truck Company Operations
4. Flat Roof Operation Under Live Fire Conditions
Mile High Fire Conference
Welcome to MHFC 2024! We’re excited to host another great event coming this fall. We’ve made some slight changes to our schedule this year so please take note. Our event begins on Thursday October 3rd and runs through Sunday the 6th. 2 days of lecture presentations, followed by 2 days of HOT. Register for as many days as you like, but don’t miss out on the great training opportunities coming to the Denver area! See you this fall!