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2018 Advanced Fire Investigation School 

The class of the 23rd Connecticut Advanced Fire Investigation School sponsored by the Connecticut State Police -Fire & Explosion Investigation Unit, in cooperation with the CT Chapter of IAAI, graduated May 4, 2018. The class presented the instructors with a plaque dedicated to the legacy of the late, Retired Detective John Sawyer. Special thank you to the Connecticut Fire Academy for their continued unwaivering support

2018 AFIS Graduation Photo

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2017 CT IAAI Arson Investigator's Seminar

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  • Retiring California Chief Says Firefighters Must Innovate
    As Anaheim Fire Chief Randy Bruegman’s retirement approaches, he discusses the future of firefighting and allows that if departments fail to change it could mean fewer men and women prepared to battle infernos. Along with more mega wildfires and tornadoes of flame never seen before in modern history, the chief points out that 85 percent of calls are for emergency medical service.
    - PUB DATE: 9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: Firehouse
  • Houston mayor agrees to 7 percent raise for police weeks before fire pay vote
    Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner agreed to a 7 percent pay increase for police officers just weeks before a Houston referendum vote to determine whether firefighters deserve comparable pay for similar ranks. Turner announced some of the details of the pay raise at Wednesday's city council meeting. The two-year agreement with police will cost the city $52 million and goes into effect July 1, 2019.
    - PUB DATE: 9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: KTRK-TV ABC 13 Houston
  • New York fire chief resigns amid tensions with volunteers
    Rensselaer Fire Chief Bill Hummel resigned Wednesday just hours before volunteer firfighters are set to bring concerns about training and proper equipment to city officials. City volunteer firefighters and county officials say both the chief and an assistant chief have stepped down. While the mayor and the chief have not returned calls for comment, the volunteers believe the resignations are a direct response to growing tensions between volunteers and career firefighters within the city.
    - PUB DATE: 9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: WNYT-TV 13 Albany
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