Webinar: Turning Fire Department Training Data into Actionable Readiness Intelligence
May 14th, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM ET | 10:00 AM CT | 8:00 AM PT
Duration: 60 minutes
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Summary
Fire departments generate a wealth of data every day—from training records and incident reports to staffing levels, equipment inventories, and compliance requirements. But when that information lives in separate systems, critical gaps can go unnoticed and readiness can suffer.
On May 14, join us to learn how to unify your training, staffing, equipment, and incident data into a single, actionable view of organizational readiness. We’ll explore how agencies can identify performance gaps to enhance training programs, support ISO ratings, strengthen compliance, and ensure crews are prepared for real-world demand.
You'll learn how to:
- Identify training gaps by comparing past performance, current capacity, and future risk.
- Connect incident volume, staffing levels, and apparatus availability directly to training priorities.
- Consolidate EMS recertification, ISO, and state compliance tracking into one measurable framework.
- Leverage internal and external data to balance workload and strengthen crew readiness.
If your department is managing data in silos, this session will show you how to bring it all together so you can move from reactive compliance to proactive readiness.
Reserve your spot and start building a more unified, resilient agency.
Speaker
Matt Shronts
Senior Solutions Engineer
Vector Solutions
Matt Shronts is a Senior Solutions Engineer and subject matter expert at Vector Solutions, where he specializes in leveraging technology to drive innovation and transformation within the modern fire service. In this role, he works closely with agencies to integrate forward-thinking solutions that enhance training, operational efficiency, and organizational effectiveness.
In addition to his work at Vector Solutions, Shronts serves as the Deputy Fire Chief of the South Chicago Heights Fire Department in South Chicago Heights, Illinois. He is a 25-year veteran of the fire service, with experience in combination departments across the state.
Throughout his career, Shronts has remained committed to advancing the fire service through the adoption of emerging technologies and progressive training methodologies. He has held several key positions, including Training Officer, curriculum developer, and EMS instructor.
Shronts is credentialed as a Chief Fire Officer through the Center for Public Safety Excellence and holds a master’s degree in Public Safety Administration from Southern Illinois University – Carbondale.
