Roswell, GA
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Roswell Fire Department strives to develop programs that foster a close working relationship between the Department and the Roswell community. The Citizen's Fire Academy was created to build rapport between local fire service professionals and the community by educating residents and business owners about the services provided by the Roswell Fire Department.
January 1, 2024).
April 17, 2024. For additional information, please email Fire and Life Safety Educator Chad Miller at cmiller@roswellgov.com.
Program Overview
The Citizen's Fire Academy is a free, 30-hour program that provides a more in-depth understanding of the fire service and the many functions it serves within the community. This program includes a variety of presentations and hands-on activities taught by members of all ranks within the Roswell Fire Department. With the support of our community, we are achieving our vision of becoming an innovative world-class public safety organization.Participant Requirements
Citizen's Fire Academy participants must live and/or work in Roswell, be at least 18 years of age, and pass a background check. To apply for the program, fill out the Citizen's Fire Academy application (beginningProgram Dates
The spring 2024 Citizen's Fire Academy class will be held from February 7 toTopics Include
- Fire Department Overview
- Fire Station and Apparatus Orientation
- Emergency Management and Communications
- CPR, AED, and Stop the Bleed Certification
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- Fire Inspections and Investigations
- Fire Behavior and Search and Rescue
- Fire Department Specialty Teams
- Public Information Officer
- Graduation
Apply for the The Citizen's Fire Academy Today!
(Beginning January 1, 2024)
(Beginning January 1, 2024)