Georgia Mutual Aid Group

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Atlanta Pallet Facility Fire

INCIDENT TYPE: *Working Fire*

Atlanta Fire requests 3 engines,2 ladders and BC initially to respond to scene to assist on large pallet facility fire.Engines-Dekalb,Johns Creek,Sandy Springs.Ladders-Forest Park,Dekalb.Bc-Dekalb.All Dekalb units reassigned to cover Sta.10.Forest Pk to Sta.11;Sandy Springs to Sta.29.Johns Creek was cancelled.

Lead Agency: Statewide

Smyrna Warehouse Fire

INCIDENT TYPE: *Working Fire*

Smyrna FD requests 5 engines to assist in overhaul of 400,000 sf warehouse fire full of paper and office products that started last date. Request is to give relief to Smyrna and Cobb Co which had been on scene since inception. Atlanta (2 engines), Forest Park, DeKalb and Sandy Springs filled request.

Lead Agency: Statewide

Ga Pacific Fire-Thomson

INCIDENT TYPE: *Working Fire*

DC Brent Willis on behalf of McDuffie Command request 3 engines and 3 tenders to assist on large lumber facility fire.Water shortage was critical.3 tenders from Morgan Co(2) and Oconee Co.3 engines-Putnam Co,Social Circle and Covington-all enroute.

Lead Agency: Statewide

IAFC Company Officer Leadership Symposium, Level 2 (ODP-COLS II) April 24-26, 2019


Join Atlanta Fire Rescue Department and the Metro Atlanta Fire Chiefs Association as we host the IAFC Company Officer Leadership Symposium, Level 2 (ODP-COLS II) on April 24-26, 2019.

This training is offered at no cost to members of your department through the generous support of Metro Atlanta Fire Chiefs Association, Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, International Association of Fire Chiefs Foundation, and the Motorola Solutions Foundation. Register by April 15, 2019.

The COLS program provides company officers with specific leadership training geared toward their department responsibilities. This comprehensive program has established learning objectives based on NFPA 1021 Job Performance Requirements (JPRs) and the IAFC Officer Development Handbook, Second Edition.

This program offering is the second level of the IAFC’s Officer Development Program (ODP), providing company officers the essential skills to function at or transition to a leadership role. Participants leave with tools and resources to be successful as a leader in their department and their community.

  • There are no prerequisites for this course; however, this is a follow-on course if you previously completed ODP-COLS I.
  • Attendees must attend all sessions and all days of the program to receive credit.
  • REGISTER NOW Space is limited. Please register by April 15, 2019.

For program information and questions, please contact:

Theresa (Terri) Crowder
Program Manager
International Association of Fire Chiefs
terri@iafc.org
703-537-4859