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 Today's fire departments, EMS agencies, other public safety agencies to include their fire fighters, EMT's, Paramedics and law enforcement officers are asked to do more and know more than ever before. There are more alarms and calls to respond to and the chance of catastrophic incidents is greater. At the same time, staffing and budgets for training, prevention and equipment are constantly being challenged.
The Georgia Mutual Aid Group (GMAG) is a network of Georgia's fire departments, EMS agencies and Public Safety Groups sharing their collective resources to provide a higher level of service for their communities than they could alone. Everyday their administrative, operational, planning and logistical issues benefit from the joint procedures, specification writing, and purchasing power provided to GMAG members.
When disasters strike, the GMAG network of fire departments, EMS agencies, and Public Safety Agencies can provide support with numerous fire companies, EMS Units or law enforcement units with hundreds of trained fire fighters as well as many EMT's/Paramedics and Public Safety Officers anywhere in the state within a few hours.
GMAG works through the active involvement of member agencies represented by their agency leaders. Upon joining, agency leaders (Full Members) automatically become members of the GMAG Board of Directors. The Board annually selects an Executive Board to lead the organization. An Executive Director assists with the administrative duties of the group, while Area teams work on Administrative, Operational, and Logistical projects, as well as respond to emergencies.
GMAG offers several membership packages for emergency service organizations, corporate, and private supporters. View or download the information you need or, contact Bill Lewis; Executive Director, about becoming a GMAG member.
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