Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School

Past and Present Uniting for the FutureLexington, Kentucky

June 6-10, 2007

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School

June 6 - 10, 2007Lexington Convention Center, Radisson Plaza Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Hotel

Welcome to the Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School. The rich tradition of State Fire School is continuing with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security joining for the second year. This is an event you will not want to miss. Spouses and families are welcome too, as local attractions make this a family friendly event. Please see the Lexington Convention and Visitors Bureau web site at: www.visitlex.com to get information on local attractions.

1. Rupp Arena (the white ‘x’ indicates the main entrance to Convention Center)2. Lexington Convention Center (Heritage Hall)3. Lexington Opera House

A. Hyatt Regency HotelB. Radisson Plaza Hotel

P. Parking Lots

The purple area between Rupp Arena and the Hyatt is the Shops at Lexington Center.The green area is Triangle Park.Red circles indicate gate entrances to Parking Lots.

Sponsors• Host Department - Lexington

Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

• Commission on Fire Protection, Personnel, Standards, and Education (Hereafter: KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training)

• Kentucky Firefighters Association• State Fire Marshal• Kentucky Office of Homeland

Security• Kentucky Association of Fire

Chiefs• Eastern Kentucky University• Kentucky Board of EMS (KBEMS)• Kentucky Emergency Management

Fire School CommitteeCo-Chairs • Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD) -

Robert Hendricks, Chief • KY Fire Commission - Ronnie Day, Executive Director

Committee Members• Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD) David Mattingly, Assistant Chief Bill Bailey, Assistant Chief• KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Steve Calhoun, Division Director Charles Shaw - Coordinator - Area 14 Whitney Innes -Coordinator - Area 15• KY Firefighters Association - Troy Newcomb, President• State Fire Marshal’s Office - Richard Peddicord, Assistant

State Fire Marshal• Kentucky Office of Homeland Security, Tom Arnold

KCTCS does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies. Director of Diversity Programs, 300 North Main Street, Versailles, KY 40383, Phone (859)256-3100.

A special thanks to Toyota for providing printing and KCTCS for layout.

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Overview The 2007 school will begin on Wednesday, June 6, and end on Sunday, June 10. Preregistration and informational updates will be posted on web sites www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission/index.htm and www.kyfa.org. An exhibit program will be set up inside Heritage Hall, which is a part of the Lexington Center complex located at West High Street, and at South Broadway in downtown Lexington. Attendees will find lodging, parking, and classrooms, more readily available, most within walking distance, and the location should meet your social entertainment needs as well. Classes have been tailored to accommodate the needs of both career and volunteer personnel.

ExhibitsFriday 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Exhibits will be expanded and moved indoors at Heritage Hall. Your application fee will allow you full access to the vendors. Meals will be provided as part of the vendor program on Friday and Saturday.

Cookout - Door PrizesFriday 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.Saturday 11:00 - 1:30 p.m.Non-registered participants may see the exhibits; however, they must speak with a vendor to obtain a meal ticket for the cookout. The supply of meal tickets is limited and meal tickets are required to win a doorprize.

Opening CeremonyThursday, June 7, 8:30 - 9:30 a.m., Bluegrass Ball Room, located on Level 3. Coffee and doughnuts will be provided.

Hotel AccommodationsThe hotel rates are $84.00 per night for either a single or a double room. Each hotel has set May 10 to be their cut-off date for room preregistrations. We highly recommend that you do not miss your opportunity to reserve your room, as all other accommodations will require additional travel to and from the conference - for which you will be responsible. Their phone numbers are as follows:

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Hyatt Regency-Lexington401 West High Street1-800-233-1234

Radisson Plaza Hotel369 West Vine Street1-859-231-90001-800-333-3333

RegistrationDirector: Jimmy VanCleve - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 3

Registration FormsWe highly encourage you to preregister as it offers a greater availability to obtain your desired courses, and the opportunity for you to schedule your time to include other meetings or exhibits. The application form (located at the back of the brochure) will be accepted through May 31, 2007. A nonreturnable application fee of $40.00 must accompany your application form. This fee allows participants full access to the 4-day program including the exhibits on Friday and Saturday. Non-registered participants may see the exhibits; however, they must speak with a vendor to obtain a meal ticket for the cookout. The supply of meal tickets is limited and meal tickets are required to win a doorprize. We will accept certified checks, money orders, or departmental checks only. Cash or personal checks are not accepted. Several classes will incur additional fees to offset the cost of course materials and certificates. Those particular courses will state this within their course description.It is necessary for you to study the schedule and not overlap courses. We will be available for your assistance, but want you to make the most of everything that we offer. We hope this conference sends you away empowered with information.Your receipt will be provided within the student packet upon arrival.Copy the application form for each participant and fill it out completely. Please PRINT your name as it should appear on your certificate. Choosing your courses, and indicating the number associated with that course, and the times slots will be very important. For those classes that have limitations - indicate alternative choices. Fee(s) for an individual or group should be made payable to the KCTCS - KY Fire Commission. Mail the application form(s) and fee(s) to:

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire SchoolP.O. Box 700Calhoun, Kentucky 42327

If you need additional registration guidance OR have cancellations, call Therese Cheney at (800)782-6823 extension 63481. For class updates and the latest list of applicants, go to www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission/index.htm. Students: Please refer to Student Packets Section below for further information.On-site Registration will be centrally located at the entrance to Heritage Hall. This will be the location to ask questions or get information on the conference. The registration table will be open:June 6 Wednesday 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.June 7 Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. June 8 Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.June 9 Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.June 10 Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Student PacketsStudents will need to sign in and pick up their packets. It will include: application fee receipts, badges that must be worn and displayed at all times, exhibit and meal passes, classroom locations, maps, and any additional updates.

Classroom Locations The majority of classes will be held in the Convention Center and adjoining hotels. You will be responsible for transportation to the offsite courses. These courses are noted in red in the Course Division - Title and Page section.

Attention Lead InstructorsLead instructors will need to pick up instructor packets. They will include participant sign-in sheets. Certificates will be delivered to your classes. You assume complete responsibility of maintaining the sign-in sheet and the student receiving his/her certificate for their completed course. Classroom setup will be standard unless otherwise requested. Classrooms will be locked after hours. You will only be able to access rooms at 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. If you need assistance, contact Charlie Shaw. You should come with all equipment necessary for instruction. If you need A/V support, contact Charlie Lott, Area 1 Coordinator.

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School

June 6 - 10, 2007Lexington Convention Center, Radisson Plaza Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Hotel

(DUPLICATE THIS FORM AS NEEDED) (PLEASE COMPLETE ALL BLANKS)

Department/Agency ___________________________________ Your Rank/Title: ________________________________

Last Name __________________________________________ First Name ____________________________________

Home Address ____________________________________________________ City _____________________________

County ___________________ State _______ Zip _________ E-Mail Address _________________________________

FF ID # _____________________________________________ or SS # _______________________________________

Day Phone _________________________ Night Phone ________________________Fax ________________________

DEADLINE FOR PREREGISTRATION IS MAY 31, 2007

Class Selection 1st Choice - Class # / Name 2nd Choice - Class # / Name

Thursday ___________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Friday ______________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Saturday ___________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Sunday ____________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Check One: [ ] Volunteer [ ] Career [ ] Industrial [ ] Other ________________________________

P.O.# Check#

Mail completed registration form with Application Fees to:

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire SchoolP.O. Box 700Calhoun, Kentucky 42327

Make Checks Payable to: KCTCS-KY Fire Commission

Only one name per registration form will be accepted.

Applications will be accepted through May 31. After June 1, all registrations will be entered at the conference registration desk in Heritage Hall.

Visit out website for the latest updates on the Homeland Security Conference and 78th annual Kentucky State Fire School. The website can be viewed at: www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission.

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Event ScheduleWednesday, June 6, 20073:00 - 7:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)

Thursday, June 7, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony (Bluegrass Ballroom)10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Friday, June 8, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class4:00 - 8:00 p.m. Exhibits Open5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Cookout/Door Prizes

Saturday, June 9, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 - 11:30 a.m. Class10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Exhibits Open11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Cookout/Door Prizes1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Sunday, June 10, 20077:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

100 - Homeland Security and Emergency Management101 - Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders (New Course) X102 - Incident Response to Suicide Bombings - Awareness, Prevention and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents (New Course)

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103 - ICS 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (New Course) X X X104 - Overview of Hurricane Katrina Response (New Course) X

200 - Fire Suppression201 - Aircraft Firefighting (Bluegrass Airport) X X X X202 - High-Rise Firefighting X X X X203 - Rapid Intervention (RIT) X X X X204 - IFSAC - FF1 and FF2 Prep Course X X X205 - Pump Maintenance and Testing (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X206 - IFSAC Aerial Operator X X X X

300 - Emergency Medical Services301 - ITLS (Formerly BTLS) (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X X302 - EMS Evaluator X303 - EMS Instructor-N.S.P-Medical Legal-Documentation (4 Subjects) X304 - EMT Refresher (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X X

400 - Special Operations401 - F.A.R.M. Rescue Course (Fayette Co. Extension Office -Red Mile Road) X X X X402 - Structural Collapse (New Course) X X X X403 - Vehicle Extrication X X404 - Hazardous Materials Continuing Education (New Course) X X405 - Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor Train-the-Trainer (New Course)

X

406 - Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related Emergencies (New Course)

X

500 - Officer Training501 - Incident Safety Officer X X502 - Leadership I X X503 - Managing Company Tactical Operations-Decision Making X X504 - Chief Officer’s Seminar X

600 - Arson, Prevention, & Education601 - Arson I X X X602 - Arson II X X X603 - Arson III X X X604 - Fire Alarm Systems (New Course) X605 - Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy - (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?”) (New Course))

X X

606 - Advanced Fire Prevention Officer X X X X607 - Sprinkler System Inspections (New Course) X X

700 - Industrial Training701 - Industrial Fire Brigade (New Course - Toyota) X X X X702 - Confined Space Rescue (New Course - Toyota) X X X X

KFA Board MeetingKFA Board meeting will be held Saturday, June 9, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Location to be announced.

ID BadgesIssued ID Badges MUST be worn and displayed at all times.

Command CenterIncident Command SectionThe Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School will operate by the National Fire Academy Incident Command System/NIMS concepts. This system consists of procedures for effective control of personnel, facilities, equipment, communications and operations. The Incident Command Post will be located in the Berea Room - near the food court and entrance to Heritage Hall.

Command Post CoordinatorChuck Cremeans, KY Fire Commission-State Fire Rescue Train. Instructor, Area 10.

Logistic SectionRon Pope, KY Fire Commission-State Fire Rescue Train. Instructor, Area 10. A/V equipment will be distributed from Command Post in Berea Room.

Chaplaincy ServicesThe Kentucky Federation of Fire Chaplains will be offering chaplain services. These services will include a Chaplain that will be on duty at all times, a hospitality room, and a nondenominational worship service. Times and places to be announced. Look for further information to be posted on the overhead electronic marque. If you have any questions call Chaplain Stewart Dawson, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD) at (859) 948-5341.

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Course Grid (X indicates days and X means it is repeated)

Course SummariesCourse provide training for a wide range of fire and emergency service needs. There are seven (7) topic areas:• Homeland Security and

Emergency Management• Fire Suppression• Emergency Medical

Service• Special Operations• Officer Training• Arson, Prevention, &

Education• Industrial TrainingParticipants will have the opportunity to take multiple courses during the 4-day program. Classes will provide the student with accredited training and certification. Certificates will be provided onsite.

Equipment & ClothingHands-on classes require proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)NOTE: Illegal drugs and alcohol will not be permitted at any time during Conference.

Electronic MarquePlease watch for conference information on the overhead electronic marque.

Course DivisionsTitle Page100 Homeland Security and Emergency Management101 Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders 7102 Incident Response to Suicide Bombings-Awareness, Prevention

and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents 7103 ICS 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents 7104 Overview of Hurricane Katrina Response (New Course) 7

200 Fire Suppression201 Aircraft Firefighting 8202 High Rise Firefighting 8203 Rapid Intervention (RIT) 8204 IFSAC-FF1 and FF2 Prep Course 8205 Pump Maintenance and Testing 9206 IFSAC Aerial Operator 9

300 Emergency Medical Services 301 ITLS (Formerly BTLS) 10302 EMS Evaluator 10303 EMS Instructor 10304 EMT Refresher 11

400 Special Operations401 F.A.R.M. Rescue Course 12402 Structural Collapse 12403 Vehicle Extrication 12404 Hazardous Materials Continiuing Education 13405 Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor

Train-the-Trainer (New Course) 13406 Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related Emergencies 13

500 Officer Training 501 Incident Safety Officer 14502 Leadership I 14503 Managing Company Tactical Operations-Decision Making 14504 Chief Officer’s Seminar 14

600 Arson, Prevention, & Education601 Arson I 15602 Arson II 15603 Arson III 15604 Fire Alarm Systems 15605 Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?) 15606 Advanced Fire Prevention Officer 16607 Sprinkler System Inspections 16

700 Industrial Training 701 Industrial Fire Brigade 16702 Confined Space Rescue 16

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Hal Rogers Fire Training Center180 Oak Leaf Ln.Somerset KY 42503606-679-7075 Fax 606-679-4053

High Tech Rescue Inc. James Riddle 250 Rockbridge Road Shelbyville, Ky. 40065 502-633-0149 Fax 502-633-0659

Hilliard Enhanced Learning Programs (HELP)Mike Hilliard888-504-4357 Fax 502-532-0800

Kentucky Association of Counties380 King Daughters DriveFrankfort, KY 40601502-223-7667 Fax 502-223-1502

Kentucky Fire Commission State Fire/Rescue TrainingKCTCSDirector Ronnie Day300 N Main Street, Versailles KY 42353(800) 782-6823 (859) 256-3478 Fax (859) 256-3125

Kentucky Public Entity Programs / VFISSteve SierveldP.O. Box 17374 • Dixie BranchEdgewood, KY 41017800-753-6734 Fax 859-331-3734

Lab - Tronics Inc.511 34th StreetCatlettsburg KY 41129606-739-4409Fax 606-739-0023

Life Star Rescue Inc.John Ryder, President1171 Production DriveVan Wert, OH 45891-9390419-238-1459

McNeil & CompanyWilliam Dixon, Director of MarketingPO Box 5670Cortland NY 13045800-467-2118 Fax 607-756-6225

Mountain Valley InsuranceFaye Rice267 Terrell Lane, Suite ABarbourville KY 40906888-332-3205Fax 606-546-4146

M & S Fire & SafetyAlex W. Smith670 E Franklin StreetEvansville IN 47711800-467-2118 812-424-3863FAX 812-421-3707

NFPARussell Sanders3257 Beales Branch Rd.502-894-0411Fax 502-894-0519

Orr Rapid ResponseMichael Kidwell11601 Interchange DriveLouisville KY 40229

Paul Miller Ford, Inc.975 New Circle RoadLexington, KY 40505859-244-4253gwells@pmford.com

PHI Air Medical of Kentucky1001 Monarch StreetSuite 100Lexington KY 40513859-219-3053Fax 859-219-3059

Provident InsuranceC.J. Bens272 Alpha DrivePittsburgh PA 15238800-447-0360 Fax 412-963-0415

Public Entity InsuranceMichael Finke2525 Harrodsburg Rd Suite 220Lexington KY 40504888-696-9620Fax 859-296-4583

Safety USADavid Joels4810 Popular Place DriveLouisville KY 40213502-810-0303

Siegel’s UniformsFred Levin101 SE 4th StreetEvansville IN 47708800-352-2555Fax 812-425-2268

Summit Fire ApparatusJoe MessmerP.O. Box 17128Edgewood, KY 41017859-331-0360 Fax 859-331-0399

Sutphen CorporatiuonHarry or Dan SutphenJason Franklin7000 Columbus Marysville RdAmlin OH 43002800-848-5860Fax 614-889-0874

Tech Med Industries5230 Park Emmerson Dr. Suite CIndianapolis, IN 46203317-783-6554 Fax 317-783-6901

Texas Fire Trucks LTD17111 Crooked OakCyprass TX 77429281-831-2737

Vehicle Systems Inc.John H. Burns629 Shelby StreetLexington KY 40505859-252-1377 800-444-FIRE (3473)Fax 859-255-5536

Vogelpohl Fire Equipment, Inc.William Vogelpohl2756 Circleport DriveErlanger, KY 41018800-797-8317Fax 859-282-1550

Wynn Fire and Rescue Equipment Apparatus ManufacturersCharles & Kathy WynnP.O. Box 1585Corbin, KY 40702606-523-9269 Fax 606-523-0591

A Special Thanks to our KFA

Non-Sustaining Members

Immediate Response Spill Technologies11760 Commonwealth DriveLouisville, KY 42099Terry Masters502-267-0101

Commonwealth Credit UnionPO Box 978Frankfort, KY 40602-0978Liz Yandell800-228-6420

100 Homeland Security and Emergency ManagementCo-Supervisor: TomArnold,KentuckyOfficeofHomelandSecurityCo-Supervisor: Wayne Mullannix, Kentucky Division of Emergency Management

101 Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders (New Course) What every Firefighter and First Responder Needs to Know

The WMD Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders course is a one-day training course that provides response personnel with the knowledge of how to implement proper procedures and guidelines for crime scene management when responding to a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, or Explosive (CBRNE) hazard incident.NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Friday.Limited to 60 students.Lead Instructor: Center for Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, AL

102 Incident Response to Suicide Bombings - Awareness, Prevention and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents (Revised Course)

This course provides basic instruction on response procedures for terrorist incidents involving energetic materials (explosives and incendiaries). The course includes classroom presentations that address potential terrorist bombing targets in U.S. communities, common military and commercial explosives available to terrorists, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and response procedures that support safe and effective operations during bombing incidents. Includes the following:• To prepare emergency responders and others who are involved in incident response to perform safely and

effectively during incidents of terrorism involving energetic materials (explosives and incendiaries).• To instill in participants a respect for the destructive potential of energetic materials that terrorists may use

in a WMD incident.NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Saturday. Class hours will be 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 - 5:00 p.m.Lead Instructor: New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM

103 ICS 300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (New Course)This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System (ICS). The target audience for this course is for individuals who may assume a supervisory role in expanding incidents or Type 3 incidents. These incidents may extend into multiple operational periods. This course expands upon information covered in the ICS-100 and ICS-200 courses. This course will include but not be limited to: unified command, incident/event assessment and objective development, the ICS planning process, incident/event resource management, transfer of command and demobilization. Prerequisite: Participants must have completed ICS 100, 200, 700, 800.NOTE: This 3-day course will be offered Friday through SundayLimited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: KyEM and KCTCS Instructors

104 Hurricane Katrina Lessons Learned (New Course)A cadre of presenters from various Kentucky emergency response agencies that responded to Hurricane Katrina will discuss their response to this national disaster. You will hear about the problems they encountered and how they adapted and overcame. Most important they will discuss lessons learned, and what will they do different the next time. These lessons learned will provide valuable information to all responders when responding to major events in Kentucky or elsewhere. NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Saturday. Lead Instructor: Larry Dixon, Kentucky Emergency Management

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10-33 EQUIPMENT, INC.Craig Hiser540 Peterson RdCave City, KY 42127877-678-1033 270-453-3473Fax 270-453-3474

A&A Safety Inc.1126 Ferris RoadAmelia OH 45102513-943-6100

Advanced Fire & Rescue Equipment Co. Inc.Nick Gapinski365 Persimmon CircleBooneville, IN 47601800-853-7675 Fax 812-897-7816

Air EVACBarbara EmeryRoute #4 Box 432AAlbany Ky 42602

America’s Bravest Equipment Co.PO Box 197335 Louisville KY 40259502-493-5985 Fax 502-493-5985

Bluegrass Fire ApparatusDewey Cruse207 Peterson DriveElizabethtown KY 42701800-738-1006Fax 270-737-0190

Bluegrass Fire EquipmentJohn Baker780 Enterprise DrLexington, KY 40510800-526-8393Fax 859-233-1167

Bluegrass Uniforms Inc.Jason Colson3533 Dahlia WayBowling Green, 42101961 South 2nd St.Louisville - 40203

A Special Thanks to our KFA Sustaining MembersBound Tree MedicalDiana Wertenberger5200 Rings Rd Suite ADublin OH 43017

City of Russell410 Ferry StreetRussell KY 41169606-836-9666

Command Fire Equipment ApparatusJoe Barkey8216 Blue Ash RdCincinnati OH 45239513-891-6120Fax 513-984-4673Cell 513-616-5867

Comtronics David Fried2456 Fortune DriveLexington KY 40509859-299-9494

Division of Fire PreventionState Fire Marshal101 Sea Hero Road Suite 100Frankfort, KY 40601

Dove Designs Chris HaysRt 1 Box 275 GMonticello KY 42633888-377-4459 Fax 606-340-9372

ECCO-Tech US, UC1313 S. Main St.London KY 40741606-877-1135Fax 606-877-3240

Emergency Care and Safety InstituteJones & Bartlett PublishersJamie S. Greene3539 Apalachee Pkway Ste 3Talahassee FL 32311850-228-2510

///EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Mike Brady Rescue Equipment and Vehicles(859) 359-4502 (859) 359-4503 FAX

Emergency Reimbursement Service215 McArthur Dr.Louisville KY 40207502-896-8080

Emergency Service Insurance ProgramBill Dixon20 Church StreetCortland, NY 13045800-822-3747 Fax 607-756-5051

FAAC Incorporated1229 Oak Valley DriveAnn Arbor MI 48108734-761-5836Fax 734-761-5368

Ferrara Fire Apparatus Inc.Kevin HardwickPO Box 249Holden LA 70744800-443-9006

Finley Fire EquiptmentJohn Baker, Eric and Jason Colson20 S 5th StreetMcConnelsville OH 43756800-545-3280

FirecomBarry Jackson4785 Pleasant Grove Rd.Lexington KY 40515800-527-0555 x112Fax 503-608-3474

Fire Department Service and SupplyAl SuttP.O. Box 20207Louisville, KY 40250800-321-6965 Fax 502-491-1487

Fire Pumps & EquipmentJoe Reynolds5252 Rt 1428 PO Box 475Allen KY 41601800-419-3475Fax 606-874-3472

Firovac-ReberlandLarry Reber5963 Fountain Nook RoadApple Creek, OH 44606330-698-5883 Fax 330-698-7723

First In Rescue Equipment Inc.Jim Whitaker113 Bessmer LaneWalton KY 41094859-485-2870 Fax 859-485-2872

Galls2680 Palumbo DriveLexington KY 40509859-266-7227

Glen’s Emergency EquipmentGlen Gilneath345 Devil’s Creek RoadParkers Lake, KY 42634(606) 376-5869 & 1-800-422-GLEN (4536)Fax: (606) 376-3959

Gordon Bernard Company, LLCCommunity Birthday Calendar22 Whitney DriveMilford Ohio 45150513-248-7600 Fax 513-248-7606

200 Fire SuppressionCo-Supervisor: Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

201 Aircraft Firefighting Off-site Course (Bluegrass Airport)This course is designed to provide an overview of aircraft rescue and fire fighting for the structural firefighters. Topics of instruction will include aircraft types, systems, tactics and strategy, suppression and rescue. Each firefighter will receive instruction and will participate in a live fire training evolution. The control and extinguishment of fuel spills, interior cabin fire with flashover, wheel/brake fires, and engine fires will be practiced. Full personal protective equipment, to include NFPA approved coat, pants, hood, gloves, helmet, and SCBA are required for participation.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 20 students.Lead Instructor: Chief Scott Lanter, Bluegrass Airport

202 High-Rise FirefightingThis 4-day course is designed to assist emergency response officers who have responsibility for managing high-rise incidents. This includes organizing resources, developing strategies, and managing tactical operations to protect life, and to minimize damage during an incident. Students attending should have a working knowledge of basic Incident Command System organization; working knowledge of strategy and tactics for structural firefighting; knowledge of building construction; and understanding of the type of building systems existing in high-rise buildings. Additional course segments will cover control of elevators and use of Fireman’s Service during a high-rise incident. The challenges that face rapid intervention crews and some R.I.T. tactics will also be addressed. NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday. Lead Instructor: Gary Clarke, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

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Co-Chairs• Robert G. Hendricks, Chief, Lexington Division of Fire

and Emergency Services (LFD)• Ronnie Day, Executive Director, KY Fire Commission

State Fire Rescue Training

Command and LogisticsChuck Cremeans, KY Fire Commission - State

Fire Rescue Training Instructor, Area 10

Finance Sub-CommitteeChief Hendricks, Ronnie Day, Tom Arnold and

Charlie Shaw

Exhibits and LodgingCharles Shaw, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Instructor, Area 14

Administration and Chaplaincy• KY Fire Commission Staff Jimmy VanCleve, KY Fire Commission -

State Fire Rescue Training Instructor, Area 3 Registration

• David Mattingly, Assistant Chief, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

• Stewart Dawson, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

Public InformationPublic Affairs, KY Office

of Homeland Security (KOHS)

Curriculum Sub Committee

Fire Suppression Group• Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 2

EMS Group• Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Brian Bishop, KY Board of Emergency Medical

Services (KBEMS)

Special Operations Group• Casey Hall, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 5• Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington

Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

Prevention Education Group• James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Richard Peddicord, State Fire Marshal

Homeland Security/FEMA Group• Tom Arnold, KY Office of Homeland Security• Wayne Mullannix, Division of KY Emergency

Management

Industrial Group• Steve Blake, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Joe Kinney, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)

Officer Training Group• Whitney Innes, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 15• Bill Carver, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 4

200 Fire Suppression ContinuedCo-Supervisor: Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

203 Rapid Intervention (RIT) Off-site CourseThe intense 4-day class designed for the experienced firefighter who wants to expand their knowledge, skills, and performance during RIT operations. Classroom portions will be limited, focusing on the Development of RIT Programs, Preventing RIT Activations and Commanding RIT Operations. Hands on segments will be extremely demanding both mentally and physically by reviewing and developing skills of firefighter survival, rescue, and RIT Team operations. Training will conclude with increasingly difficult scenarios utilizing basic skills and tools. Prior exposure to firefighter survival and rescue training is strongly recommended. This is a HANDS-ON class so Full PPE is required, limited quantities of SCBA’s will be available.NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief, and Captain Joe Madden of the Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD).

204 IFSAC FF 1 and FF 2 Prep Course Off-Site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This course will give an overview of all pre-requisites and procedures for the IFSAC written and skills testing process including: FF 1, Haz Mat Awareness, FF 2, and Haz Mat Operations. An assessment will be made of students enrolled in this course (the first day) to determine what aspects of the textbook material and skill sheets should be covered to help the group prepare for a future IFSAC test. Course delivery will be a combination of lecture and hands on instruction to address all needed areas. Full personal protective equipment is required.Note: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Lead instructor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission – State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

205 Pump Maintenance and Testing Off-site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This course will cover the proper maintenance and annual service test procedures for pumping apparatus. It is designed to help you develop a working knowledge of fire pumps and maintain your apparatus in the most servicable condition possible.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. Practical work requires work clothes and full turnout gear. Lead Instructor: Kevin Callihan, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 10

206 IFSAC Approved Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator CourseThis course has been designed through joint cooperation of the Kentucky Fire Commission and State Fire/Rescue Training to offer any experience level driver/operator the opportunity to learn the techniques needed to successfully drive and operate an aerial apparatus. A series of classroom exercises, demonstrations, practical skills sessions will be utilized. This 26-hour course meets all requirements of NFPA 1002 - Standard on Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications for aerial apparatus and will prepare the participants for the testing process for IFSAC Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator certification. Full turnout gear without SCBA is required. Prerequisite: Students wishing to take the IFSAC test at the conclusion of the course, participants must obtain a copy the IFSTA Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator Handbook and Study Guide, read the handbook and complete the study guide for Chapter 2, 3 and 10. IFSAC candidates must complete IFSAC Firefighter I certification prior to Aerial Apparatus certification. A $15.00 fee payable to KCTCS by certified check, fire department check, or money order must be presented at the conclusion of the course for those candidates wishing to take the IFSAC written test.NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: Heath Ryan, SFRT 5 and Elizabethtown Fire Department

600 Arson, Prevention, and Education ContinuedCo-Supervisor: James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: RichardPeddicord,StateFireMarshal’sOffice3

606 Advanced Fire Prevention Officer The class is divided into two sections. Participants may attend the entire program or only one of the segments.Segment One – Thursday – Basic Fire Inspection Techniques Target audience – new or prospective fire inspectors and active fire inspectors desiring to review inspection techniques. This segment will deal with basic fire inspection techniques, including inspector qualities, inspection procedures, identifying common fire violations, and fire hazards in specific occupancies. The class will also cover the kentucky standards of safety as they relate to existing facilities. The class will include an inspection simulation in which students will identify fire hazards from photos.Segment Two – Friday to Sunday – NFPA 101, Life Safety Code & NFPA 1, Uniform Fire CodeTarget audience – while there are no prerequisites for participation in this segment, students should have some prior code knowledge and experience in fire inspections, including those students attending segment one. The first part of this segment will cover the basic requirements for existing buildings found in NFPA 101, Life Safety Code. It will cover the general requirements for all facilities as well as the specific requirements for occupancies including assembly, education, mercantile, business, residential, storage and industrial. It will not cover those facilities which are the primary responsibility of the state fire marshal such as day care, health care or ambulatory care. The second part of this segment will introduce the students to the basic provisions of NFPA 1, uniform fire code which are not contained in the life safety code. If possible, students attending the second segment should bring a 2006 life safety code, a 2006 NFPA 1, UFC and a calculator. While the inspector certification test is not a part of this class, arrangements to administer the test can be made. Questions concerning this class may be addressed to john.braun@ky.gov or mike.haney@ky.gov. NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday. Optional fire inspector certification test will be offered on Sunday, 0900 - 1200.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructors: Mike Haney, Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal; John Braun, Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal; Calvin Crupper, Deputy State Fire Marshal

607 Sprinkler System Inspections (New Course)This sprinkler class will include the basics on Sprinkler systems as well as the use of sprinkler systems in fires. Also included will be a course on inspection of sprinkler systems. Open to all Industrial,Fire Personnel, Sprinkler inspectors and Contractors. This Class has been approved for CAAK continuing education hours.NOTE: This 2-day class will be held Friday and Saturday.Lead Instructor: Major MikeTracy, Lexington Fire Department

700 IndustrialCo-Supervisor: Steve Blake, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Joe Kinney, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

701 Industrial Fire BrigadeThis course will cover the laws and regulations governing fire protection services in Industrial facilities. This class also covers fire topics pertinent to the incipient fire brigade member including fire behavior, ventilation, fire extinguishers, standpipe operations and other topics necessary for the team member. Students should come prepared with personal protective equipment including gloves, hardhat/helmet, steel-toed shoes and eye protection. NOTE: This 2-day class will be held Thursday and Friday and repeated on Saturday and Sunday.Lead Instructor: Instructors for this class will be from State Fire Rescue Training Industrial Training program.

702 Confined Space Rescue This course will begin by covering 29 CFR 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Spaces and work its way through the equipment and procedures required to execute a rescue from a Confined Space. Vertical and Horizontal spaces will be displayed and made available to execute rescues from. Air quality monitoring, rope rescue, rescue tripod, basic to advanced rigging and permitting procedures will be covered as part of this course. State Fire Rescue Training’s new Confined Space Trailer will be used as part of this class. Students should come prepared with personal protective equipment including gloves, hardhat/helmet, steel-toed shoes and eye protection. NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Lead Instructor: Instructors for this class will be from Area 3 State Fire Rescue Training.

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300 Emergency Medical ServicesCo-Supervisor: Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

301 ITLS (Formerly BTLS) Off site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)BTLS is a course designed for the EMT, Paramedic and trauma nurse who must initially evaluate and stabilize the trauma patient. This course is intended to teach the skills necessary for rapid assessment, management, packaging and transport of the trauma patient. The U.S. National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians recognizes the course for 16 hours of continuing education for all levels of EMT’s. A cost of $64.50 is required in addition to the conference registration fee. This check should be brought to your course instructor the first day and made payable to the Kentucky BTLS for the cost of books and the certification for National Registry.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Captain Dan Bellot - Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

302 EMS Evaluator This class is designed to increase consistency with evaluation of the practical skills examination process for First Responders, EMT’s and Paramedics.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Sunday only.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Jon Muncy - Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

303 EMS Instructor Course Plus N.S.P., Medical Legal, and Documentation SegmentsNOTE: This 1-day 4 part series course will be held on Friday only.

• EMS Instructor Curriculum OrientationThis class is designed to educate the EMS Instructor candidate in utilization of the U.S. DOT National Standard Curriculum as the training guidelines for initial and refresher training for First Responder, EMT-Basic and Paramedic Education conducted throughout the Commonwealth. Lead Instructor: Jon Muncy, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• N.S.P. (National Scope of Practice)Will be a discussion on the development of the National Scope of Practice Model, how that will play into the development of the Kentucky scope of practice model and then into practice guidelines and finally how the future will be evidence based medicine for pre-hospital providers in the Commonwealth. Lead Instructor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• EMS Medical & Legal OverviewThis survey class will review a number of the legal issues concerning individual EMS professionals and services throughout the Commonwealth. From patient restraint to refusal of medical attention by minors, this course will attempt to address those concerns of field practitioners while providing insight and assistance with possible solutions to everyday legal conundrums in the EMS world. Lead Instructor: Kyle Thompson, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• EMS DocumentationThis class will stress the importance of complete and proper documentation in the EMS field. From recording of vital statistics to the thorough completion of a run narrative, the retention of documentation skills are crucial to the saving of lives and, quite possibly, the legal protection of a service or EMS professional.Lead Instructor: Kyle Thompson, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

600 Arson, Prevention, and EducationCo-Supervisor: James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Richard Peddicord, State Fire Marshal

601 Arson IThis is the latest National Fire Academy course, “Arson Detection for the First Responder.” This course will cover all phases of fire investigation with emphasis on the firefighter’s responsibility in arson detection. NOTE: This class satisfies the requirement for the FRT 161 in the KCTCS Fire /Rescue Science Degree Program. NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Rusty Todd, Fire Investigator - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 5, and Elizabethtown FD

602 Arson II This is a comprehensive course with emphasis on techniques to determine the origin and cause of fires. Actual case scenarios will be incorporated to enhance this class. A wide variety of expertise is brought together through the cooperation of local, state, federal fire, police and private investigators to provide the student with excellent instruction and detail. (Students will need full protective turnout gear.) Prerequisite: Arson detection for the first responder.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: KY Chapter International Association of Arson Investigators

603 Arson III This course is the final and concluding level in arson investigations. This course shall emphasize on legal aspects, case preparations, trial procedures, and criminal enforcement. A mock trail is planned for Saturday morning, incorporating the Arson II class. Prerequisite: Arson Detection for the First Responder and Arson II at the State Fire School.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: Paul Richwalski, Attorney, Jefferson County Attorney’s Office

604 Fire Alarm Systems (New Course)This Class will provide the firefighter with an advanced understanding on the operations of fire Alarm systems. This class will also serve as the 6 hours of the required hours of continuing education for Fire Alarm Inspectors. This class has been approved for CAAK continuing education hours.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Thursday only.Lead Instructor: Richard Peddicord, Assistant State Fire Marshal

605 Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy - (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?”) (New Course)Our greatest asset in the fire service is our people. We spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on equipment, technology, apparatus and building whil investing very little in the person that actually does the work we are all called to do. Although this class will speak primarily to Chaplains, this class can also benefit other department leaders who want to invest in our greatest asset. In this class we will be exploring practical ways to take care of our brothers and sisters in the fire service as well as their families. How do we build up our fire fighters and their families so they can withstand the storms of life? - and then if or when the storm rages, how can we support these families in their time of crises?NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Friday and Saturday.Lead Instructors: Lt. Stewart Dawson, Lexington FD; Jeff Johnson, Lexington FD; Dan Ennis, Kentucky Federation of Fire Chaplains

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300 Emergency Medical Services ContinuedCo-Supervisor: Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

304 EMT Refresher Off site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This is the mandatory section of the U.S. DOT EMT-Basic Refresher as required for recertification as a National Registry EMT-Basic. This 18-hour course will also qualify as CE’s for state recertification as an EMT-Basic. Course includes sections on Disaster Management/Mass Casualty Incidents, Airway Management, Patient Assessment, Medical/Behavioral Emergencies, Trauma, Emergency Childbirth, Pediatrics and Ambulance Operations. This course includes the 2-hour HIV/AIDS education requirement. Students should bring a CPR pocket mask, penlight and stethoscope.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Friday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: Charles Mauer, Major, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

500 Officer - TrainingCo-Supervisor: Whitney Innes - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 15Co-Supervisor: Bill Carver - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 4

501 Incident Safety OfficerThe safety officer oversees all tasks performed by firefighters on the fire grounds. He/she is responsible for immediately correcting safety problems and creating an awareness of simple precautions that can save lives and prevent injury. The goal of this course is to provide firefighters with skills to function effectively as the safety officer at fire department incident operations. The primary focus shall be on developing decision-making skills through the recognition of problems that affect personal safety. Target audience would be firefighters who may have the Safety Officer responsibility at emergency operation situations.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: NFA Instructor

502 Leadership IThis National Fire Academy Course presents the company officer with the basic leadership skills and tools needed to perform effectively as a leader in the fire service environment. The course addresses techniques and approaches to problem-solving, identifying and assessing needs of subordinates, running meetings effectively, and decision-making for the company officer. This class satisfies the requirements for FRT 160 in the KCTCS Fire/Rescue Science Associate Degree Program.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Thursday through Friday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Kevin Baker - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 15

503 Managing Company Tactical Operations - Decision MakingThis is a National Fire Academy course that is designed to develop the management skills needed by company officers to make decisions at structure fires. Key content areas include: an introduction, the command sequence, size up, developing an action plan, review of the incident command system. Actual hands-on training will be utilized by applying skills learned with a table top exercise.NOTE: This class satisfies the requirements for FRT 156 in the KCTCS Fire Rescue Science Associates Degree Pro-gram. NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. Lead Instructor: Leon Huffman / Chuck Helms - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 15

504 Chief Officer’s SeminarChiefs and senior officers are invited to participate in this informative class covering issues that affect the “Office of the Chief.” We will discuss and share information that may help us with our day-to-day operations, as well as future planning. We will cover many “hot topics” and we will have an open forum to network. Please attend if you would like to share your successes and learn from others. This class is sponsored by the Kentucky Association of Fire Chiefs.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Friday only.Lead Instructor: Michael Morgan, Chief - Union Emergency Services Alliance

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400 Special OperationsCo-Supervisor: CaseyHall,Coordinator-KYFireCommission-StateFireRescueTrainingCoordinator,Area5Co-Supervisor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

401 F.A.R.M. Rescue Course Off-site Course (Fayette County Extension Office at 1140 Red Mile Place)

This course is designed to educate the rescuer on the proper techniques of “real life” rural and urban emergencies. Topics will cover scenarios such as: Farm machinery and heavy equipment rescues, safety and rescues involving all-terrain vehicles and riding lawnmowers, techniques for setting up a landing zone, and many more. Students will be trained with hands-on scenarios involving various types of rural and urban farming equipment and become familiar with their functions. Safety equipment needed for this course include: Helmets, eye protection, extrication jumpsuit/turnout gear, gloves, and boots.NOTE: This is a 2-day course offered on Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 40 students.Lead Instructor: Dale Dobson, SFRT 5 and KY Department of AgricultureSpecial thanks to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for sponsoring this class.

402 Structural Collapse (New Course) Off-site CourseThis 16 or 32-hour program is designed to give the emergency responder the knowledge and skills required for interior rescue shoring operations. The class will cover shoring operations and shoring size-up, use and training of rescue personnel in shoring operations, setting up shoring operations, and specific interior shoring procedures using wood andpneumatic shores (diagonal brace, T-shore, door shore, window shore, horizontal shore, laced-post shore, vertical shore, and two-post vertical shore). Students will also learn collapse causes and types, void search and rescue concepts, the US&R marking system, lifting and moving heavy objects, and other requirements established by NFPA 1670 and 1006 for structural collapse search and rescue operations level. Don’t miss out on the intense hands-on opportunity. Equipment required: Steel toe boots with ankle support, clothing suitable for outside activities (long-sleeved shirt and pants; coveralls), rain gear (coat and trousers), leather work gloves, approved hard hat with chin strap, foam ear plugs, and safety glasses that meet ANSI requirements. Note: It is recomended that the student be proficient in the use of carpentry tools prior to taking this class. This class provides only a portion of the requirements established by NFPA 1670 for operations level training in structural collapse search and rescue. This program does not certify you in structural collapse search and rescue, the class only provides operations level training.NOTE: This is a 2-day course offered on Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructors: Troy Webster, Scott Shaw, Randy Cox, Mike Marrow, Bob Buckner, Howard Dobson, Marc Myers and Bob Sanborn

403 Vehicle ExtricationThis is a course in the safe and efficient use of rescue equipment. Students will be instructed in the most effective rescue techniques designed to protect both the victim and rescue personnel. Simple and sophisticated rescue equipment will be employed as the situation requires. Full personal protective equipment without SCBA is required. Prerequisite: One year of service and a working knowledge of basic rescue tools.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. The hands-on portion of the course will be held at a loca-tion to be announced at the beginning of the course.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Chad Marsh, SFRT 5, Elizabethtown Fire Department, and Chief, Central Hardin Fire Department.

400 Special Operations ContinuedCo-Supervisor: CaseyHall,Coordinator-KYFireCommission-StateFireRescueTrainingCoordinator,Area5Co-Supervisor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

404 Hazardous Materials Continuing Education (New Course)This class is sponsored by the Ky State Fire Commission and OAI Inc. This course will consist of hands-on refresher training to include working with High Pressure Cylinders, Drums, PPE, Hot Zone Tactics, Research, Chemistry, and Toxicology as required by CFR 1910.120. This class will include the new OAI Tech Challenge ( A Level “A”/”B” Dexterity Course Developed by Capt. Dennis Sturt / Lexington Fire Dept – OAI Master Instructor) A competition type challenge based on Team Building concepts which is a timed event while wearing PPE to perform a specific task. Also new virtual reality training will be showcased during this class. SimOps A scenario based computer training from the view of a Haz Mat Technician in the Hot Zone.NOTE: This 2-day course is offered Friday through Saturday only.Lead Instructor: Jeff M. Garris, Captain, Haz Mat Specialist, Special Operations / Hazardous Materials, Lexington Fire & Emergency Services

405 Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor Train-the-Trainer (New Course)Trainers and Proctors are needed across the state for the new Candidate Physical Ability Test program. This program was implemented to improve the physical ability of candidates wanting to join the fire service. This program should help improve the overall health and fitness of Kentucky’s firefighters in the future. If you decide to take on the challenge of becoming a trainer and proctor for the CPAT program, you will also be expected to pass the program. This will be a physically demanding course. Limited to 30 students.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held on Saturday.Lead Instructor: Danny Froehlich, Henderson Fire Department and President, Green River Firefighters Association

406 Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related EmergenciesFire departments today do much more than just respond to fires. The fire service has an increasing role as an all-hazard response agency. Each year, Kentucky experiences a wide variety of weather phenomena which ultimately leads to responses from the local fire department and other public safety agencies. The morning session of this course will include information about some of the more common weather phenomena experienced in Kentucky, how to pre-plan for it, ways to anticipate its arrival, and discuss ways to improve fire department response in its aftermath. In the afternoon session, a field-trip consisting of a tour of the LEX 18 studios and a presentation by staff meteorologists. This course meets all requirements for FRT 112, Emergency/Disaster Planning.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held on Saturday only.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: Casey Hall, Coordinator, State Fire Rescue Training, Area 5Special thanks to LEX 18 for sponsoring this afternoon portion of this class.

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400 Special OperationsCo-Supervisor: CaseyHall,Coordinator-KYFireCommission-StateFireRescueTrainingCoordinator,Area5Co-Supervisor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

401 F.A.R.M. Rescue Course Off-site Course (Fayette County Extension Office at 1140 Red Mile Place)

This course is designed to educate the rescuer on the proper techniques of “real life” rural and urban emergencies. Topics will cover scenarios such as: Farm machinery and heavy equipment rescues, safety and rescues involving all-terrain vehicles and riding lawnmowers, techniques for setting up a landing zone, and many more. Students will be trained with hands-on scenarios involving various types of rural and urban farming equipment and become familiar with their functions. Safety equipment needed for this course include: Helmets, eye protection, extrication jumpsuit/turnout gear, gloves, and boots.NOTE: This is a 2-day course offered on Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 40 students.Lead Instructor: Dale Dobson, SFRT 5 and KY Department of AgricultureSpecial thanks to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for sponsoring this class.

402 Structural Collapse (New Course) Off-site CourseThis 16 or 32-hour program is designed to give the emergency responder the knowledge and skills required for interior rescue shoring operations. The class will cover shoring operations and shoring size-up, use and training of rescue personnel in shoring operations, setting up shoring operations, and specific interior shoring procedures using wood andpneumatic shores (diagonal brace, T-shore, door shore, window shore, horizontal shore, laced-post shore, vertical shore, and two-post vertical shore). Students will also learn collapse causes and types, void search and rescue concepts, the US&R marking system, lifting and moving heavy objects, and other requirements established by NFPA 1670 and 1006 for structural collapse search and rescue operations level. Don’t miss out on the intense hands-on opportunity. Equipment required: Steel toe boots with ankle support, clothing suitable for outside activities (long-sleeved shirt and pants; coveralls), rain gear (coat and trousers), leather work gloves, approved hard hat with chin strap, foam ear plugs, and safety glasses that meet ANSI requirements. Note: It is recomended that the student be proficient in the use of carpentry tools prior to taking this class. This class provides only a portion of the requirements established by NFPA 1670 for operations level training in structural collapse search and rescue. This program does not certify you in structural collapse search and rescue, the class only provides operations level training.NOTE: This is a 2-day course offered on Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructors: Troy Webster, Scott Shaw, Randy Cox, Mike Marrow, Bob Buckner, Howard Dobson, Marc Myers and Bob Sanborn

403 Vehicle ExtricationThis is a course in the safe and efficient use of rescue equipment. Students will be instructed in the most effective rescue techniques designed to protect both the victim and rescue personnel. Simple and sophisticated rescue equipment will be employed as the situation requires. Full personal protective equipment without SCBA is required. Prerequisite: One year of service and a working knowledge of basic rescue tools.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. The hands-on portion of the course will be held at a loca-tion to be announced at the beginning of the course.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Chad Marsh, SFRT 5, Elizabethtown Fire Department, and Chief, Central Hardin Fire Department.

400 Special Operations ContinuedCo-Supervisor: CaseyHall,Coordinator-KYFireCommission-StateFireRescueTrainingCoordinator,Area5Co-Supervisor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

404 Hazardous Materials Continuing Education (New Course)This class is sponsored by the Ky State Fire Commission and OAI Inc. This course will consist of hands-on refresher training to include working with High Pressure Cylinders, Drums, PPE, Hot Zone Tactics, Research, Chemistry, and Toxicology as required by CFR 1910.120. This class will include the new OAI Tech Challenge ( A Level “A”/”B” Dexterity Course Developed by Capt. Dennis Sturt / Lexington Fire Dept – OAI Master Instructor) A competition type challenge based on Team Building concepts which is a timed event while wearing PPE to perform a specific task. Also new virtual reality training will be showcased during this class. SimOps A scenario based computer training from the view of a Haz Mat Technician in the Hot Zone.NOTE: This 2-day course is offered Friday through Saturday only.Lead Instructor: Jeff M. Garris, Captain, Haz Mat Specialist, Special Operations / Hazardous Materials, Lexington Fire & Emergency Services

405 Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor Train-the-Trainer (New Course)Trainers and Proctors are needed across the state for the new Candidate Physical Ability Test program. This program was implemented to improve the physical ability of candidates wanting to join the fire service. This program should help improve the overall health and fitness of Kentucky’s firefighters in the future. If you decide to take on the challenge of becoming a trainer and proctor for the CPAT program, you will also be expected to pass the program. This will be a physically demanding course. Limited to 30 students.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held on Saturday.Lead Instructor: Danny Froehlich, Henderson Fire Department and President, Green River Firefighters Association

406 Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related EmergenciesFire departments today do much more than just respond to fires. The fire service has an increasing role as an all-hazard response agency. Each year, Kentucky experiences a wide variety of weather phenomena which ultimately leads to responses from the local fire department and other public safety agencies. The morning session of this course will include information about some of the more common weather phenomena experienced in Kentucky, how to pre-plan for it, ways to anticipate its arrival, and discuss ways to improve fire department response in its aftermath. In the afternoon session, a field-trip consisting of a tour of the LEX 18 studios and a presentation by staff meteorologists. This course meets all requirements for FRT 112, Emergency/Disaster Planning.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held on Saturday only.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: Casey Hall, Coordinator, State Fire Rescue Training, Area 5Special thanks to LEX 18 for sponsoring this afternoon portion of this class.

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300 Emergency Medical Services ContinuedCo-Supervisor: Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

304 EMT Refresher Off site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This is the mandatory section of the U.S. DOT EMT-Basic Refresher as required for recertification as a National Registry EMT-Basic. This 18-hour course will also qualify as CE’s for state recertification as an EMT-Basic. Course includes sections on Disaster Management/Mass Casualty Incidents, Airway Management, Patient Assessment, Medical/Behavioral Emergencies, Trauma, Emergency Childbirth, Pediatrics and Ambulance Operations. This course includes the 2-hour HIV/AIDS education requirement. Students should bring a CPR pocket mask, penlight and stethoscope.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Friday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: Charles Mauer, Major, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

500 Officer - TrainingCo-Supervisor: Whitney Innes - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 15Co-Supervisor: Bill Carver - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 4

501 Incident Safety OfficerThe safety officer oversees all tasks performed by firefighters on the fire grounds. He/she is responsible for immediately correcting safety problems and creating an awareness of simple precautions that can save lives and prevent injury. The goal of this course is to provide firefighters with skills to function effectively as the safety officer at fire department incident operations. The primary focus shall be on developing decision-making skills through the recognition of problems that affect personal safety. Target audience would be firefighters who may have the Safety Officer responsibility at emergency operation situations.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: NFA Instructor

502 Leadership IThis National Fire Academy Course presents the company officer with the basic leadership skills and tools needed to perform effectively as a leader in the fire service environment. The course addresses techniques and approaches to problem-solving, identifying and assessing needs of subordinates, running meetings effectively, and decision-making for the company officer. This class satisfies the requirements for FRT 160 in the KCTCS Fire/Rescue Science Associate Degree Program.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Thursday through Friday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Kevin Baker - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 15

503 Managing Company Tactical Operations - Decision MakingThis is a National Fire Academy course that is designed to develop the management skills needed by company officers to make decisions at structure fires. Key content areas include: an introduction, the command sequence, size up, developing an action plan, review of the incident command system. Actual hands-on training will be utilized by applying skills learned with a table top exercise.NOTE: This class satisfies the requirements for FRT 156 in the KCTCS Fire Rescue Science Associates Degree Pro-gram. NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. Lead Instructor: Leon Huffman / Chuck Helms - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 15

504 Chief Officer’s SeminarChiefs and senior officers are invited to participate in this informative class covering issues that affect the “Office of the Chief.” We will discuss and share information that may help us with our day-to-day operations, as well as future planning. We will cover many “hot topics” and we will have an open forum to network. Please attend if you would like to share your successes and learn from others. This class is sponsored by the Kentucky Association of Fire Chiefs.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Friday only.Lead Instructor: Michael Morgan, Chief - Union Emergency Services Alliance

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300 Emergency Medical ServicesCo-Supervisor: Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

301 ITLS (Formerly BTLS) Off site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)BTLS is a course designed for the EMT, Paramedic and trauma nurse who must initially evaluate and stabilize the trauma patient. This course is intended to teach the skills necessary for rapid assessment, management, packaging and transport of the trauma patient. The U.S. National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians recognizes the course for 16 hours of continuing education for all levels of EMT’s. A cost of $64.50 is required in addition to the conference registration fee. This check should be brought to your course instructor the first day and made payable to the Kentucky BTLS for the cost of books and the certification for National Registry.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Captain Dan Bellot - Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

302 EMS Evaluator This class is designed to increase consistency with evaluation of the practical skills examination process for First Responders, EMT’s and Paramedics.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Sunday only.Limited to 25 students. Lead Instructor: Jon Muncy - Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

303 EMS Instructor Course Plus N.S.P., Medical Legal, and Documentation SegmentsNOTE: This 1-day 4 part series course will be held on Friday only.

• EMS Instructor Curriculum OrientationThis class is designed to educate the EMS Instructor candidate in utilization of the U.S. DOT National Standard Curriculum as the training guidelines for initial and refresher training for First Responder, EMT-Basic and Paramedic Education conducted throughout the Commonwealth. Lead Instructor: Jon Muncy, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• N.S.P. (National Scope of Practice)Will be a discussion on the development of the National Scope of Practice Model, how that will play into the development of the Kentucky scope of practice model and then into practice guidelines and finally how the future will be evidence based medicine for pre-hospital providers in the Commonwealth. Lead Instructor: Brian Bishop, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• EMS Medical & Legal OverviewThis survey class will review a number of the legal issues concerning individual EMS professionals and services throughout the Commonwealth. From patient restraint to refusal of medical attention by minors, this course will attempt to address those concerns of field practitioners while providing insight and assistance with possible solutions to everyday legal conundrums in the EMS world. Lead Instructor: Kyle Thompson, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

• EMS DocumentationThis class will stress the importance of complete and proper documentation in the EMS field. From recording of vital statistics to the thorough completion of a run narrative, the retention of documentation skills are crucial to the saving of lives and, quite possibly, the legal protection of a service or EMS professional.Lead Instructor: Kyle Thompson, Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services (KBEMS)

600 Arson, Prevention, and EducationCo-Supervisor: James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Richard Peddicord, State Fire Marshal

601 Arson IThis is the latest National Fire Academy course, “Arson Detection for the First Responder.” This course will cover all phases of fire investigation with emphasis on the firefighter’s responsibility in arson detection. NOTE: This class satisfies the requirement for the FRT 161 in the KCTCS Fire /Rescue Science Degree Program. NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Rusty Todd, Fire Investigator - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 5, and Elizabethtown FD

602 Arson II This is a comprehensive course with emphasis on techniques to determine the origin and cause of fires. Actual case scenarios will be incorporated to enhance this class. A wide variety of expertise is brought together through the cooperation of local, state, federal fire, police and private investigators to provide the student with excellent instruction and detail. (Students will need full protective turnout gear.) Prerequisite: Arson detection for the first responder.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: KY Chapter International Association of Arson Investigators

603 Arson III This course is the final and concluding level in arson investigations. This course shall emphasize on legal aspects, case preparations, trial procedures, and criminal enforcement. A mock trail is planned for Saturday morning, incorporating the Arson II class. Prerequisite: Arson Detection for the First Responder and Arson II at the State Fire School.NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Limited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: Paul Richwalski, Attorney, Jefferson County Attorney’s Office

604 Fire Alarm Systems (New Course)This Class will provide the firefighter with an advanced understanding on the operations of fire Alarm systems. This class will also serve as the 6 hours of the required hours of continuing education for Fire Alarm Inspectors. This class has been approved for CAAK continuing education hours.NOTE: This 1-day course will be held Thursday only.Lead Instructor: Richard Peddicord, Assistant State Fire Marshal

605 Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy - (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?”) (New Course)Our greatest asset in the fire service is our people. We spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on equipment, technology, apparatus and building whil investing very little in the person that actually does the work we are all called to do. Although this class will speak primarily to Chaplains, this class can also benefit other department leaders who want to invest in our greatest asset. In this class we will be exploring practical ways to take care of our brothers and sisters in the fire service as well as their families. How do we build up our fire fighters and their families so they can withstand the storms of life? - and then if or when the storm rages, how can we support these families in their time of crises?NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Friday and Saturday.Lead Instructors: Lt. Stewart Dawson, Lexington FD; Jeff Johnson, Lexington FD; Dan Ennis, Kentucky Federation of Fire Chaplains

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200 Fire Suppression ContinuedCo-Supervisor: Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

203 Rapid Intervention (RIT) Off-site CourseThe intense 4-day class designed for the experienced firefighter who wants to expand their knowledge, skills, and performance during RIT operations. Classroom portions will be limited, focusing on the Development of RIT Programs, Preventing RIT Activations and Commanding RIT Operations. Hands on segments will be extremely demanding both mentally and physically by reviewing and developing skills of firefighter survival, rescue, and RIT Team operations. Training will conclude with increasingly difficult scenarios utilizing basic skills and tools. Prior exposure to firefighter survival and rescue training is strongly recommended. This is a HANDS-ON class so Full PPE is required, limited quantities of SCBA’s will be available.NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Limited to 40 students. Lead Instructor: Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief, and Captain Joe Madden of the Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD).

204 IFSAC FF 1 and FF 2 Prep Course Off-Site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This course will give an overview of all pre-requisites and procedures for the IFSAC written and skills testing process including: FF 1, Haz Mat Awareness, FF 2, and Haz Mat Operations. An assessment will be made of students enrolled in this course (the first day) to determine what aspects of the textbook material and skill sheets should be covered to help the group prepare for a future IFSAC test. Course delivery will be a combination of lecture and hands on instruction to address all needed areas. Full personal protective equipment is required.Note: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday.Lead instructor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission – State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

205 Pump Maintenance and Testing Off-site Course (Lexington Fire Training Center)This course will cover the proper maintenance and annual service test procedures for pumping apparatus. It is designed to help you develop a working knowledge of fire pumps and maintain your apparatus in the most servicable condition possible.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Saturday through Sunday. Practical work requires work clothes and full turnout gear. Lead Instructor: Kevin Callihan, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 10

206 IFSAC Approved Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator CourseThis course has been designed through joint cooperation of the Kentucky Fire Commission and State Fire/Rescue Training to offer any experience level driver/operator the opportunity to learn the techniques needed to successfully drive and operate an aerial apparatus. A series of classroom exercises, demonstrations, practical skills sessions will be utilized. This 26-hour course meets all requirements of NFPA 1002 - Standard on Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications for aerial apparatus and will prepare the participants for the testing process for IFSAC Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator certification. Full turnout gear without SCBA is required. Prerequisite: Students wishing to take the IFSAC test at the conclusion of the course, participants must obtain a copy the IFSTA Aerial Apparatus Driver/Operator Handbook and Study Guide, read the handbook and complete the study guide for Chapter 2, 3 and 10. IFSAC candidates must complete IFSAC Firefighter I certification prior to Aerial Apparatus certification. A $15.00 fee payable to KCTCS by certified check, fire department check, or money order must be presented at the conclusion of the course for those candidates wishing to take the IFSAC written test.NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructor: Heath Ryan, SFRT 5 and Elizabethtown Fire Department

600 Arson, Prevention, and Education ContinuedCo-Supervisor: James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: RichardPeddicord,StateFireMarshal’sOffice3

606 Advanced Fire Prevention Officer The class is divided into two sections. Participants may attend the entire program or only one of the segments.Segment One – Thursday – Basic Fire Inspection Techniques Target audience – new or prospective fire inspectors and active fire inspectors desiring to review inspection techniques. This segment will deal with basic fire inspection techniques, including inspector qualities, inspection procedures, identifying common fire violations, and fire hazards in specific occupancies. The class will also cover the kentucky standards of safety as they relate to existing facilities. The class will include an inspection simulation in which students will identify fire hazards from photos.Segment Two – Friday to Sunday – NFPA 101, Life Safety Code & NFPA 1, Uniform Fire CodeTarget audience – while there are no prerequisites for participation in this segment, students should have some prior code knowledge and experience in fire inspections, including those students attending segment one. The first part of this segment will cover the basic requirements for existing buildings found in NFPA 101, Life Safety Code. It will cover the general requirements for all facilities as well as the specific requirements for occupancies including assembly, education, mercantile, business, residential, storage and industrial. It will not cover those facilities which are the primary responsibility of the state fire marshal such as day care, health care or ambulatory care. The second part of this segment will introduce the students to the basic provisions of NFPA 1, uniform fire code which are not contained in the life safety code. If possible, students attending the second segment should bring a 2006 life safety code, a 2006 NFPA 1, UFC and a calculator. While the inspector certification test is not a part of this class, arrangements to administer the test can be made. Questions concerning this class may be addressed to john.braun@ky.gov or mike.haney@ky.gov. NOTE: This 3-day course will be held Thursday through Saturday. Optional fire inspector certification test will be offered on Sunday, 0900 - 1200.Limited to 30 students. Lead Instructors: Mike Haney, Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal; John Braun, Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal; Calvin Crupper, Deputy State Fire Marshal

607 Sprinkler System Inspections (New Course)This sprinkler class will include the basics on Sprinkler systems as well as the use of sprinkler systems in fires. Also included will be a course on inspection of sprinkler systems. Open to all Industrial,Fire Personnel, Sprinkler inspectors and Contractors. This Class has been approved for CAAK continuing education hours.NOTE: This 2-day class will be held Friday and Saturday.Lead Instructor: Major MikeTracy, Lexington Fire Department

700 IndustrialCo-Supervisor: Steve Blake, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Joe Kinney, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)

701 Industrial Fire BrigadeThis course will cover the laws and regulations governing fire protection services in Industrial facilities. This class also covers fire topics pertinent to the incipient fire brigade member including fire behavior, ventilation, fire extinguishers, standpipe operations and other topics necessary for the team member. Students should come prepared with personal protective equipment including gloves, hardhat/helmet, steel-toed shoes and eye protection. NOTE: This 2-day class will be held Thursday and Friday and repeated on Saturday and Sunday.Lead Instructor: Instructors for this class will be from State Fire Rescue Training Industrial Training program.

702 Confined Space Rescue This course will begin by covering 29 CFR 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Spaces and work its way through the equipment and procedures required to execute a rescue from a Confined Space. Vertical and Horizontal spaces will be displayed and made available to execute rescues from. Air quality monitoring, rope rescue, rescue tripod, basic to advanced rigging and permitting procedures will be covered as part of this course. State Fire Rescue Training’s new Confined Space Trailer will be used as part of this class. Students should come prepared with personal protective equipment including gloves, hardhat/helmet, steel-toed shoes and eye protection. NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday.Lead Instructor: Instructors for this class will be from Area 3 State Fire Rescue Training.

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200 Fire SuppressionCo-Supervisor: Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD)Co-Supervisor: Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training, Area 2

201 Aircraft Firefighting Off-site Course (Bluegrass Airport)This course is designed to provide an overview of aircraft rescue and fire fighting for the structural firefighters. Topics of instruction will include aircraft types, systems, tactics and strategy, suppression and rescue. Each firefighter will receive instruction and will participate in a live fire training evolution. The control and extinguishment of fuel spills, interior cabin fire with flashover, wheel/brake fires, and engine fires will be practiced. Full personal protective equipment, to include NFPA approved coat, pants, hood, gloves, helmet, and SCBA are required for participation.NOTE: This 2-day course will be held Thursday through Friday and repeated on Saturday through Sunday.Limited to 20 students.Lead Instructor: Chief Scott Lanter, Bluegrass Airport

202 High-Rise FirefightingThis 4-day course is designed to assist emergency response officers who have responsibility for managing high-rise incidents. This includes organizing resources, developing strategies, and managing tactical operations to protect life, and to minimize damage during an incident. Students attending should have a working knowledge of basic Incident Command System organization; working knowledge of strategy and tactics for structural firefighting; knowledge of building construction; and understanding of the type of building systems existing in high-rise buildings. Additional course segments will cover control of elevators and use of Fireman’s Service during a high-rise incident. The challenges that face rapid intervention crews and some R.I.T. tactics will also be addressed. NOTE: This 4-day course will be held Thursday through Sunday. Lead Instructor: Gary Clarke, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

2007 Homeland Security Conference and Kentucky Fire School

Incident Command

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Co-Chairs• Robert G. Hendricks, Chief, Lexington Division of Fire

and Emergency Services (LFD)• Ronnie Day, Executive Director, KY Fire Commission

State Fire Rescue Training

Command and LogisticsChuck Cremeans, KY Fire Commission - State

Fire Rescue Training Instructor, Area 10

Finance Sub-CommitteeChief Hendricks, Ronnie Day, Tom Arnold and

Charlie Shaw

Exhibits and LodgingCharles Shaw, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Instructor, Area 14

Administration and Chaplaincy• KY Fire Commission Staff Jimmy VanCleve, KY Fire Commission -

State Fire Rescue Training Instructor, Area 3 Registration

• David Mattingly, Assistant Chief, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

• Stewart Dawson, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

Public InformationPublic Affairs, KY Office

of Homeland Security (KOHS)

Curriculum Sub Committee

Fire Suppression Group• Bill Bailey, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Ed Schmidt, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 2

EMS Group• Mike Gribbin, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Brian Bishop, KY Board of Emergency Medical

Services (KBEMS)

Special Operations Group• Casey Hall, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 5• Rick Jordan, Battalion Chief - Lexington

Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

Prevention Education Group• James Branham, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Richard Peddicord, State Fire Marshal

Homeland Security/FEMA Group• Tom Arnold, KY Office of Homeland Security• Wayne Mullannix, Division of KY Emergency

Management

Industrial Group• Steve Blake, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)• Joe Kinney, Lexington Division of Fire and

Emergency Services (LFD)

Officer Training Group• Whitney Innes, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 15• Bill Carver, KY Fire Commission - State Fire

Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 4

100 Homeland Security and Emergency ManagementCo-Supervisor: TomArnold,KentuckyOfficeofHomelandSecurityCo-Supervisor: Wayne Mullannix, Kentucky Division of Emergency Management

101 Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders (New Course) What every Firefighter and First Responder Needs to Know

The WMD Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders course is a one-day training course that provides response personnel with the knowledge of how to implement proper procedures and guidelines for crime scene management when responding to a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, or Explosive (CBRNE) hazard incident.NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Friday.Limited to 60 students.Lead Instructor: Center for Domestic Preparedness, Anniston, AL

102 Incident Response to Suicide Bombings - Awareness, Prevention and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents (Revised Course)

This course provides basic instruction on response procedures for terrorist incidents involving energetic materials (explosives and incendiaries). The course includes classroom presentations that address potential terrorist bombing targets in U.S. communities, common military and commercial explosives available to terrorists, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and response procedures that support safe and effective operations during bombing incidents. Includes the following:• To prepare emergency responders and others who are involved in incident response to perform safely and

effectively during incidents of terrorism involving energetic materials (explosives and incendiaries).• To instill in participants a respect for the destructive potential of energetic materials that terrorists may use

in a WMD incident.NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Saturday. Class hours will be 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 - 5:00 p.m.Lead Instructor: New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM

103 ICS 300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (New Course)This course provides training on and resources for personnel who require advanced application of the Incident Command System (ICS). The target audience for this course is for individuals who may assume a supervisory role in expanding incidents or Type 3 incidents. These incidents may extend into multiple operational periods. This course expands upon information covered in the ICS-100 and ICS-200 courses. This course will include but not be limited to: unified command, incident/event assessment and objective development, the ICS planning process, incident/event resource management, transfer of command and demobilization. Prerequisite: Participants must have completed ICS 100, 200, 700, 800.NOTE: This 3-day course will be offered Friday through SundayLimited to 30 students.Lead Instructor: KyEM and KCTCS Instructors

104 Hurricane Katrina Lessons Learned (New Course)A cadre of presenters from various Kentucky emergency response agencies that responded to Hurricane Katrina will discuss their response to this national disaster. You will hear about the problems they encountered and how they adapted and overcame. Most important they will discuss lessons learned, and what will they do different the next time. These lessons learned will provide valuable information to all responders when responding to major events in Kentucky or elsewhere. NOTE: This 1-day course will be offered on Saturday. Lead Instructor: Larry Dixon, Kentucky Emergency Management

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10-33 EQUIPMENT, INC.Craig Hiser540 Peterson RdCave City, KY 42127877-678-1033 270-453-3473Fax 270-453-3474

A&A Safety Inc.1126 Ferris RoadAmelia OH 45102513-943-6100

Advanced Fire & Rescue Equipment Co. Inc.Nick Gapinski365 Persimmon CircleBooneville, IN 47601800-853-7675 Fax 812-897-7816

Air EVACBarbara EmeryRoute #4 Box 432AAlbany Ky 42602

America’s Bravest Equipment Co.PO Box 197335 Louisville KY 40259502-493-5985 Fax 502-493-5985

Bluegrass Fire ApparatusDewey Cruse207 Peterson DriveElizabethtown KY 42701800-738-1006Fax 270-737-0190

Bluegrass Fire EquipmentJohn Baker780 Enterprise DrLexington, KY 40510800-526-8393Fax 859-233-1167

Bluegrass Uniforms Inc.Jason Colson3533 Dahlia WayBowling Green, 42101961 South 2nd St.Louisville - 40203

A Special Thanks to our KFA Sustaining MembersBound Tree MedicalDiana Wertenberger5200 Rings Rd Suite ADublin OH 43017

City of Russell410 Ferry StreetRussell KY 41169606-836-9666

Command Fire Equipment ApparatusJoe Barkey8216 Blue Ash RdCincinnati OH 45239513-891-6120Fax 513-984-4673Cell 513-616-5867

Comtronics David Fried2456 Fortune DriveLexington KY 40509859-299-9494

Division of Fire PreventionState Fire Marshal101 Sea Hero Road Suite 100Frankfort, KY 40601

Dove Designs Chris HaysRt 1 Box 275 GMonticello KY 42633888-377-4459 Fax 606-340-9372

ECCO-Tech US, UC1313 S. Main St.London KY 40741606-877-1135Fax 606-877-3240

Emergency Care and Safety InstituteJones & Bartlett PublishersJamie S. Greene3539 Apalachee Pkway Ste 3Talahassee FL 32311850-228-2510

///EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT Mike Brady Rescue Equipment and Vehicles(859) 359-4502 (859) 359-4503 FAX

Emergency Reimbursement Service215 McArthur Dr.Louisville KY 40207502-896-8080

Emergency Service Insurance ProgramBill Dixon20 Church StreetCortland, NY 13045800-822-3747 Fax 607-756-5051

FAAC Incorporated1229 Oak Valley DriveAnn Arbor MI 48108734-761-5836Fax 734-761-5368

Ferrara Fire Apparatus Inc.Kevin HardwickPO Box 249Holden LA 70744800-443-9006

Finley Fire EquiptmentJohn Baker, Eric and Jason Colson20 S 5th StreetMcConnelsville OH 43756800-545-3280

FirecomBarry Jackson4785 Pleasant Grove Rd.Lexington KY 40515800-527-0555 x112Fax 503-608-3474

Fire Department Service and SupplyAl SuttP.O. Box 20207Louisville, KY 40250800-321-6965 Fax 502-491-1487

Fire Pumps & EquipmentJoe Reynolds5252 Rt 1428 PO Box 475Allen KY 41601800-419-3475Fax 606-874-3472

Firovac-ReberlandLarry Reber5963 Fountain Nook RoadApple Creek, OH 44606330-698-5883 Fax 330-698-7723

First In Rescue Equipment Inc.Jim Whitaker113 Bessmer LaneWalton KY 41094859-485-2870 Fax 859-485-2872

Galls2680 Palumbo DriveLexington KY 40509859-266-7227

Glen’s Emergency EquipmentGlen Gilneath345 Devil’s Creek RoadParkers Lake, KY 42634(606) 376-5869 & 1-800-422-GLEN (4536)Fax: (606) 376-3959

Gordon Bernard Company, LLCCommunity Birthday Calendar22 Whitney DriveMilford Ohio 45150513-248-7600 Fax 513-248-7606

Course SummariesCourse provide training for a wide range of fire and emergency service needs. There are seven (7) topic areas:• Homeland Security and

Emergency Management• Fire Suppression• Emergency Medical

Service• Special Operations• Officer Training• Arson, Prevention, &

Education• Industrial TrainingParticipants will have the opportunity to take multiple courses during the 4-day program. Classes will provide the student with accredited training and certification. Certificates will be provided onsite.

Equipment & ClothingHands-on classes require proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)NOTE: Illegal drugs and alcohol will not be permitted at any time during Conference.

Electronic MarquePlease watch for conference information on the overhead electronic marque.

Course DivisionsTitle Page100 Homeland Security and Emergency Management101 Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders 7102 Incident Response to Suicide Bombings-Awareness, Prevention

and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents 7103 ICS 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents 7104 Overview of Hurricane Katrina Response (New Course) 7

200 Fire Suppression201 Aircraft Firefighting 8202 High Rise Firefighting 8203 Rapid Intervention (RIT) 8204 IFSAC-FF1 and FF2 Prep Course 8205 Pump Maintenance and Testing 9206 IFSAC Aerial Operator 9

300 Emergency Medical Services 301 ITLS (Formerly BTLS) 10302 EMS Evaluator 10303 EMS Instructor 10304 EMT Refresher 11

400 Special Operations401 F.A.R.M. Rescue Course 12402 Structural Collapse 12403 Vehicle Extrication 12404 Hazardous Materials Continiuing Education 13405 Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor

Train-the-Trainer (New Course) 13406 Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related Emergencies 13

500 Officer Training 501 Incident Safety Officer 14502 Leadership I 14503 Managing Company Tactical Operations-Decision Making 14504 Chief Officer’s Seminar 14

600 Arson, Prevention, & Education601 Arson I 15602 Arson II 15603 Arson III 15604 Fire Alarm Systems 15605 Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?) 15606 Advanced Fire Prevention Officer 16607 Sprinkler System Inspections 16

700 Industrial Training 701 Industrial Fire Brigade 16702 Confined Space Rescue 16

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Hal Rogers Fire Training Center180 Oak Leaf Ln.Somerset KY 42503606-679-7075 Fax 606-679-4053

High Tech Rescue Inc. James Riddle 250 Rockbridge Road Shelbyville, Ky. 40065 502-633-0149 Fax 502-633-0659

Hilliard Enhanced Learning Programs (HELP)Mike Hilliard888-504-4357 Fax 502-532-0800

Kentucky Association of Counties380 King Daughters DriveFrankfort, KY 40601502-223-7667 Fax 502-223-1502

Kentucky Fire Commission State Fire/Rescue TrainingKCTCSDirector Ronnie Day300 N Main Street, Versailles KY 42353(800) 782-6823 (859) 256-3478 Fax (859) 256-3125

Kentucky Public Entity Programs / VFISSteve SierveldP.O. Box 17374 • Dixie BranchEdgewood, KY 41017800-753-6734 Fax 859-331-3734

Lab - Tronics Inc.511 34th StreetCatlettsburg KY 41129606-739-4409Fax 606-739-0023

Life Star Rescue Inc.John Ryder, President1171 Production DriveVan Wert, OH 45891-9390419-238-1459

McNeil & CompanyWilliam Dixon, Director of MarketingPO Box 5670Cortland NY 13045800-467-2118 Fax 607-756-6225

Mountain Valley InsuranceFaye Rice267 Terrell Lane, Suite ABarbourville KY 40906888-332-3205Fax 606-546-4146

M & S Fire & SafetyAlex W. Smith670 E Franklin StreetEvansville IN 47711800-467-2118 812-424-3863FAX 812-421-3707

NFPARussell Sanders3257 Beales Branch Rd.502-894-0411Fax 502-894-0519

Orr Rapid ResponseMichael Kidwell11601 Interchange DriveLouisville KY 40229

Paul Miller Ford, Inc.975 New Circle RoadLexington, KY 40505859-244-4253gwells@pmford.com

PHI Air Medical of Kentucky1001 Monarch StreetSuite 100Lexington KY 40513859-219-3053Fax 859-219-3059

Provident InsuranceC.J. Bens272 Alpha DrivePittsburgh PA 15238800-447-0360 Fax 412-963-0415

Public Entity InsuranceMichael Finke2525 Harrodsburg Rd Suite 220Lexington KY 40504888-696-9620Fax 859-296-4583

Safety USADavid Joels4810 Popular Place DriveLouisville KY 40213502-810-0303

Siegel’s UniformsFred Levin101 SE 4th StreetEvansville IN 47708800-352-2555Fax 812-425-2268

Summit Fire ApparatusJoe MessmerP.O. Box 17128Edgewood, KY 41017859-331-0360 Fax 859-331-0399

Sutphen CorporatiuonHarry or Dan SutphenJason Franklin7000 Columbus Marysville RdAmlin OH 43002800-848-5860Fax 614-889-0874

Tech Med Industries5230 Park Emmerson Dr. Suite CIndianapolis, IN 46203317-783-6554 Fax 317-783-6901

Texas Fire Trucks LTD17111 Crooked OakCyprass TX 77429281-831-2737

Vehicle Systems Inc.John H. Burns629 Shelby StreetLexington KY 40505859-252-1377 800-444-FIRE (3473)Fax 859-255-5536

Vogelpohl Fire Equipment, Inc.William Vogelpohl2756 Circleport DriveErlanger, KY 41018800-797-8317Fax 859-282-1550

Wynn Fire and Rescue Equipment Apparatus ManufacturersCharles & Kathy WynnP.O. Box 1585Corbin, KY 40702606-523-9269 Fax 606-523-0591

A Special Thanks to our KFA

Non-Sustaining Members

Immediate Response Spill Technologies11760 Commonwealth DriveLouisville, KY 42099Terry Masters502-267-0101

Commonwealth Credit UnionPO Box 978Frankfort, KY 40602-0978Liz Yandell800-228-6420

Event ScheduleWednesday, June 6, 20073:00 - 7:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)

Thursday, June 7, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony (Bluegrass Ballroom)10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Friday, June 8, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class4:00 - 8:00 p.m. Exhibits Open5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Cookout/Door Prizes

Saturday, June 9, 20077:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 - 11:30 a.m. Class10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Exhibits Open11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Cookout/Door Prizes1:30 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Sunday, June 10, 20077:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Registration (Entrance of Heritage Hall)8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Class12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Class

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

100 - Homeland Security and Emergency Management101 - Crime Scene Management for Emergency Responders (New Course) X102 - Incident Response to Suicide Bombings - Awareness, Prevention and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents (New Course)

X

103 - ICS 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (New Course) X X X104 - Overview of Hurricane Katrina Response (New Course) X

200 - Fire Suppression201 - Aircraft Firefighting (Bluegrass Airport) X X X X202 - High-Rise Firefighting X X X X203 - Rapid Intervention (RIT) X X X X204 - IFSAC - FF1 and FF2 Prep Course X X X205 - Pump Maintenance and Testing (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X206 - IFSAC Aerial Operator X X X X

300 - Emergency Medical Services301 - ITLS (Formerly BTLS) (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X X302 - EMS Evaluator X303 - EMS Instructor-N.S.P-Medical Legal-Documentation (4 Subjects) X304 - EMT Refresher (Lex. Fire Training Center) X X X

400 - Special Operations401 - F.A.R.M. Rescue Course (Fayette Co. Extension Office -Red Mile Road) X X X X402 - Structural Collapse (New Course) X X X X403 - Vehicle Extrication X X404 - Hazardous Materials Continuing Education (New Course) X X405 - Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Instructor & Proctor Train-the-Trainer (New Course)

X

406 - Fire Department Planning and Response to Weather-Related Emergencies (New Course)

X

500 - Officer Training501 - Incident Safety Officer X X502 - Leadership I X X503 - Managing Company Tactical Operations-Decision Making X X504 - Chief Officer’s Seminar X

600 - Arson, Prevention, & Education601 - Arson I X X X602 - Arson II X X X603 - Arson III X X X604 - Fire Alarm Systems (New Course) X605 - Firefighter Maintenance/ Chaplaincy - (formerly “Where is Your Chaplain?”) (New Course))

X X

606 - Advanced Fire Prevention Officer X X X X607 - Sprinkler System Inspections (New Course) X X

700 - Industrial Training701 - Industrial Fire Brigade (New Course - Toyota) X X X X702 - Confined Space Rescue (New Course - Toyota) X X X X

KFA Board MeetingKFA Board meeting will be held Saturday, June 9, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Location to be announced.

ID BadgesIssued ID Badges MUST be worn and displayed at all times.

Command CenterIncident Command SectionThe Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School will operate by the National Fire Academy Incident Command System/NIMS concepts. This system consists of procedures for effective control of personnel, facilities, equipment, communications and operations. The Incident Command Post will be located in the Berea Room - near the food court and entrance to Heritage Hall.

Command Post CoordinatorChuck Cremeans, KY Fire Commission-State Fire Rescue Train. Instructor, Area 10.

Logistic SectionRon Pope, KY Fire Commission-State Fire Rescue Train. Instructor, Area 10. A/V equipment will be distributed from Command Post in Berea Room.

Chaplaincy ServicesThe Kentucky Federation of Fire Chaplains will be offering chaplain services. These services will include a Chaplain that will be on duty at all times, a hospitality room, and a nondenominational worship service. Times and places to be announced. Look for further information to be posted on the overhead electronic marque. If you have any questions call Chaplain Stewart Dawson, Lexington Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD) at (859) 948-5341.

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Course Grid (X indicates days and X means it is repeated)

RegistrationDirector: Jimmy VanCleve - KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Coordinator, Area 3

Registration FormsWe highly encourage you to preregister as it offers a greater availability to obtain your desired courses, and the opportunity for you to schedule your time to include other meetings or exhibits. The application form (located at the back of the brochure) will be accepted through May 31, 2007. A nonreturnable application fee of $40.00 must accompany your application form. This fee allows participants full access to the 4-day program including the exhibits on Friday and Saturday. Non-registered participants may see the exhibits; however, they must speak with a vendor to obtain a meal ticket for the cookout. The supply of meal tickets is limited and meal tickets are required to win a doorprize. We will accept certified checks, money orders, or departmental checks only. Cash or personal checks are not accepted. Several classes will incur additional fees to offset the cost of course materials and certificates. Those particular courses will state this within their course description.It is necessary for you to study the schedule and not overlap courses. We will be available for your assistance, but want you to make the most of everything that we offer. We hope this conference sends you away empowered with information.Your receipt will be provided within the student packet upon arrival.Copy the application form for each participant and fill it out completely. Please PRINT your name as it should appear on your certificate. Choosing your courses, and indicating the number associated with that course, and the times slots will be very important. For those classes that have limitations - indicate alternative choices. Fee(s) for an individual or group should be made payable to the KCTCS - KY Fire Commission. Mail the application form(s) and fee(s) to:

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire SchoolP.O. Box 700Calhoun, Kentucky 42327

If you need additional registration guidance OR have cancellations, call Therese Cheney at (800)782-6823 extension 63481. For class updates and the latest list of applicants, go to www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission/index.htm. Students: Please refer to Student Packets Section below for further information.On-site Registration will be centrally located at the entrance to Heritage Hall. This will be the location to ask questions or get information on the conference. The registration table will be open:June 6 Wednesday 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.June 7 Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. June 8 Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.June 9 Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.June 10 Sunday 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Student PacketsStudents will need to sign in and pick up their packets. It will include: application fee receipts, badges that must be worn and displayed at all times, exhibit and meal passes, classroom locations, maps, and any additional updates.

Classroom Locations The majority of classes will be held in the Convention Center and adjoining hotels. You will be responsible for transportation to the offsite courses. These courses are noted in red in the Course Division - Title and Page section.

Attention Lead InstructorsLead instructors will need to pick up instructor packets. They will include participant sign-in sheets. Certificates will be delivered to your classes. You assume complete responsibility of maintaining the sign-in sheet and the student receiving his/her certificate for their completed course. Classroom setup will be standard unless otherwise requested. Classrooms will be locked after hours. You will only be able to access rooms at 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. If you need assistance, contact Charlie Shaw. You should come with all equipment necessary for instruction. If you need A/V support, contact Charlie Lott, Area 1 Coordinator.

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School

June 6 - 10, 2007Lexington Convention Center, Radisson Plaza Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Hotel

(DUPLICATE THIS FORM AS NEEDED) (PLEASE COMPLETE ALL BLANKS)

Department/Agency ___________________________________ Your Rank/Title: ________________________________

Last Name __________________________________________ First Name ____________________________________

Home Address ____________________________________________________ City _____________________________

County ___________________ State _______ Zip _________ E-Mail Address _________________________________

FF ID # _____________________________________________ or SS # _______________________________________

Day Phone _________________________ Night Phone ________________________Fax ________________________

DEADLINE FOR PREREGISTRATION IS MAY 31, 2007

Class Selection 1st Choice - Class # / Name 2nd Choice - Class # / Name

Thursday ___________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Friday ______________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Saturday ___________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Sunday ____________________________________________- _____________________________________________

Check One: [ ] Volunteer [ ] Career [ ] Industrial [ ] Other ________________________________

P.O.# Check#

Mail completed registration form with Application Fees to:

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire SchoolP.O. Box 700Calhoun, Kentucky 42327

Make Checks Payable to: KCTCS-KY Fire Commission

Only one name per registration form will be accepted.

Applications will be accepted through May 31. After June 1, all registrations will be entered at the conference registration desk in Heritage Hall.

Visit out website for the latest updates on the Homeland Security Conference and 78th annual Kentucky State Fire School. The website can be viewed at: www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission.

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Overview The 2007 school will begin on Wednesday, June 6, and end on Sunday, June 10. Preregistration and informational updates will be posted on web sites www.kctcs.edu/kyfirecommission/index.htm and www.kyfa.org. An exhibit program will be set up inside Heritage Hall, which is a part of the Lexington Center complex located at West High Street, and at South Broadway in downtown Lexington. Attendees will find lodging, parking, and classrooms, more readily available, most within walking distance, and the location should meet your social entertainment needs as well. Classes have been tailored to accommodate the needs of both career and volunteer personnel.

ExhibitsFriday 4:00 - 8:00 p.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Exhibits will be expanded and moved indoors at Heritage Hall. Your application fee will allow you full access to the vendors. Meals will be provided as part of the vendor program on Friday and Saturday.

Cookout - Door PrizesFriday 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.Saturday 11:00 - 1:30 p.m.Non-registered participants may see the exhibits; however, they must speak with a vendor to obtain a meal ticket for the cookout. The supply of meal tickets is limited and meal tickets are required to win a doorprize.

Opening CeremonyThursday, June 7, 8:30 - 9:30 a.m., Bluegrass Ball Room, located on Level 3. Coffee and doughnuts will be provided.

Hotel AccommodationsThe hotel rates are $84.00 per night for either a single or a double room. Each hotel has set May 10 to be their cut-off date for room preregistrations. We highly recommend that you do not miss your opportunity to reserve your room, as all other accommodations will require additional travel to and from the conference - for which you will be responsible. Their phone numbers are as follows:

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Hyatt Regency-Lexington401 West High Street1-800-233-1234

Radisson Plaza Hotel369 West Vine Street1-859-231-90001-800-333-3333

Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School

June 6 - 10, 2007Lexington Convention Center, Radisson Plaza Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Hotel

Welcome to the Homeland Security Conference and 78th Annual Kentucky State Fire School. The rich tradition of State Fire School is continuing with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security joining for the second year. This is an event you will not want to miss. Spouses and families are welcome too, as local attractions make this a family friendly event. Please see the Lexington Convention and Visitors Bureau web site at: www.visitlex.com to get information on local attractions.

1. Rupp Arena (the white ‘x’ indicates the main entrance to Convention Center)2. Lexington Convention Center (Heritage Hall)3. Lexington Opera House

A. Hyatt Regency HotelB. Radisson Plaza Hotel

P. Parking Lots

The purple area between Rupp Arena and the Hyatt is the Shops at Lexington Center.The green area is Triangle Park.Red circles indicate gate entrances to Parking Lots.

Sponsors• Host Department - Lexington

Division of Fire and Emergency Services (LFD)

• Commission on Fire Protection, Personnel, Standards, and Education (Hereafter: KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training)

• Kentucky Firefighters Association• State Fire Marshal• Kentucky Office of Homeland

Security• Kentucky Association of Fire

Chiefs• Eastern Kentucky University• Kentucky Board of EMS (KBEMS)• Kentucky Emergency Management

Fire School CommitteeCo-Chairs • Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD) -

Robert Hendricks, Chief • KY Fire Commission - Ronnie Day, Executive Director

Committee Members• Lexington Division of Fire & Emergency Services (LFD) David Mattingly, Assistant Chief Bill Bailey, Assistant Chief• KY Fire Commission - State Fire Rescue Training Steve Calhoun, Division Director Charles Shaw - Coordinator - Area 14 Whitney Innes -Coordinator - Area 15• KY Firefighters Association - Troy Newcomb, President• State Fire Marshal’s Office - Richard Peddicord, Assistant

State Fire Marshal• Kentucky Office of Homeland Security, Tom Arnold

KCTCS does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies. Director of Diversity Programs, 300 North Main Street, Versailles, KY 40383, Phone (859)256-3100.

A special thanks to Toyota for providing printing and KCTCS for layout.

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