Firehouse Leadership eNL - Apr 2nd, 2024
 
 
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April 2, 2024
EDITOR'S NOTE

We’re excited to be putting the finishing touches on the FireFusion conference program, bringing together operations and department leadership with technological tools, software, and programs designed to move the fire service forward.

A sampling of the topics covered in this unique curriculum of sessions include incident command, accountability and personnel management solutions; artificial intelligence (AI) for training and daily operations; drones and robotics; high-tech tools and equipment; and how technology that’s outside of the fire service affects emergency scenes. 

FireFusion takes place Nov. 5-7, 2024, at the Charleston Gaillard Center in Charleston, SC. Registration is now open, but act fast, as attendance will be limited.

Stay safe!

Gary Ludwig looks at how the small chips powering artificial intelligence (AI) will guide many aspects of fire departments in the future.
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David Keyser has been a firefighter for the Salisbury, NC, Fire Department since 2014.
David Keyser stresses how important it is for fire service leaders to abandon their ego to become the most effective communicators.
Jarrod Sergi
Jarrod Sergi offers important expectations that company officers should set for their crews to help encourage a strong working unit.
David Griffin
Dr. David Griffin urges officers and firefighters alike to recognize their behavior traits and the traits of the others in the department to improve communication and teamwork.
LEADERSHIP & COMMAND NEWS
St. Paul Fire Capt. Brittney Baker listens to her daughter, Naaziah Baker, 15, read a St. Paul City Council resolution honoring her mother in St. Paul City Council Chambers on March 27.
Brittney Baker says people have been inspired since she was named St. Paul Fire Department's first African-American woman captain.
San Diego Chief Colin Stowell, at podium, may be replaced by someone outside the department.
The three in-house candidates don't have the same experience as previous fire chiefs.
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Issues were traced to a culture that "exemplified ad hoc decisions, favoritism, no quality assurance [and] no annual operations or training plan..."
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