Year-End Compliance Checkup: Is Your Firefighter Training Program Ready for 2027?
November 12, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM ET | 1:00 PM CT | 11:00 AM PT
Duration: 60 minutes
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Summary
As the year comes to a close, fire departments need a clear picture of where they stand. Are personnel certifications and licenses current? Have EMS, ISO, OSHA, and department requirements been addressed? Is the right documentation in place? And what still needs attention before 2027?
Join us Nov. 12 as we examine the areas departments should evaluate as they wrap up the year and set priorities for 2027. We’ll share recommendations for developing a checklist to assess training and compliance, stay ahead of upcoming expirations, strengthen documentation, and use identified risks to inform training plans for the new year.
Attendees will learn how to:
- Evaluate training completion and key compliance requirements.
- Review certifications, licenses, and upcoming expirations.
- Identify documentation needs and outstanding priorities.
- Use risk assessments to inform 2027 training plans.
Speakers
Matt Shronts
Deputy Chief, Senior Solutions Engineer
Vector Solutions
Matt Shronts currently serves as both Deputy Fire Chief of the South Chicago Heights Fire Department and a Senior Solutions Engineer at Vector Solutions, bringing 25 years of fire service experience to both roles. A credentialed Chief Fire Officer with a master's in Public Safety Administration, he combines deep operational expertise with hands-on platform knowledge to help agencies modernize training and EMS operations. Matt is also a sought-after thought leader, speaking at events around the country on the intersection of fire service and technology.
Robbi King
Asst. Chief (Ret.), Director, Solutions Engineers
Vector Solutions
Robbi King has dedicated 27 years to public safety, including 13 years with Camden County, GA Fire Rescue, where he achieved the rank of Assistant Chief. He also served more than 13 years as a deputy coroner at the Camden County Coroner’s Office. As Assistant Chief, King provided support in firefighting, managed logistics, and oversaw the use of Vector Solutions' training management platform. Currently, he works as the director of the solutions engineer team with Vector Solutions.
