Connecticut Fire Marshals Association Training Opportunity

DECEMBER 9, 2021

To be held at: Casa Mia at the Hawthorne

                  2421 Berlin Turnpike Berlin, CT 06037

Registration: 08:30-09:00

Morning Session: 09:00-12:00

Lunch / Meeting: 1200-1:15

Afternoon Session: 1:15 – 4:30

Cost: $75.00 / Coffee, Breaks and Lunch provided.

The Training Program will consist of the new 2021 IFC which we will be adopting in

2022. Rob Neale of the ICC will be presenting a program of the 2021 IFC Essentials,

as well as Inspecting with the 2021 IFC.

(Course has been approved for 7 credits)

 Click Here For Registration Form

NFPA Announces 2021 Fire Prevention Week Theme 

This year, #FirePreventionWeek will be observed from October 3-9. It's now time to announce the 2021 FPW theme!

“Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety” focuses on recognizing the different sounds and alerts that safety devices make when there is a fire or carbon monoxide hazard. Knowing the unique noises the alarm makes – a beeping sound or a chirping sound – means it is time to take action.

Get more information about the 2021 Fire Prevention Week campaign at www.firepreventionweek.org. You'll find kids' activities, downloadable materials, safety messages, and more to help you start planning your community events!

#FPW #publiceducation #safety #homesafety #firesafety

2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES NOTICE

Please download the 2021 dues notice. Please be sure to follow the directions on the notice to ensure your dues are applied properly.  Click here for 2021 Dues Notice

 Be sure to get the right message out with the NFPA's Educational Message Advisory Committee Desk Reference. 

Educational Messages Advisory Committee (EMAC) Desk Reference 2020 Edition

This document details the messages used in NFPA educational programs, curricula, and handouts, and provides the fire service and fire and life safety educators with consistent language to use with the public.

Get NFPA's free Desk Reference. (Note: You must fill out a brief form first to download.)

The Connecticut Fire Marshals Association unites for the mutual benefit and professionalism of all certified Fire Marshals, their Deputies and Inspectors of the State of Connecticut and all other persons engaged in the prevention of fire and protection of life and property. The Association acts as a central resource for exchange of professional knowledge among its members for the purpose of assisting one another in the performance of their duties, in the conduct of their professional activities and to correlate these activities in their efforts to reduce fire loss while promoting education and training, research, legislation and regulations for improving fire safety and prevention.