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Lives in:: 4249 CR 2727

Department:: Dallas Fire-Rescue

Title/rank:: Battalion Chief

Years of public service:: 30

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Training
Restructuring EMS
Special Operations

Professional Qualifications:: Texas Commission on Fire Protection Master Firefighter
Texas Commission on Fire Protection Intermediate Instructor
Texas Commission on Fire Protection HazMat Tech.
Texas Commission on Fire Protection Officer 1
Task Force Leader TXTF2
Incident Safety Officer

Topics you provide training for:: Tricks of the Trade
First Alarm Considerations
Safety
Truck Ops
Flashover
Engine Ops
Lessons Learned

Bio:: Stuart Grant, a 30-year veteran of the fire service, is a battalion chief with Dallas (TX) Fire Rescue. He is certified as a master firefighter and fire instructor with the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. Stuart has served in many capacities within the Department including academy commander, HazMat officer, paramedic, and rope rescue member. Currently, he is assigned as Battalion 3 in the old east Dallas and downtown parts of the city. He also serves as a Task Force Leader for Texas Task Force 2. He has been a H.O.T. instructor and speaker at FDIC, FDIC West, instructs at Collin County Community College in McKinney, Texas, and at the Texas A&M University Municipal Fire School. He has two associates’ degrees and a bachelor’s degree in fire administration.

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