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Lives in:: Windsor, CO

Department:: Poudre Fire Authority

Title/rank:: Battalion chief

Years of public service:: 32

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Staffing/ Strategic Palnning. Training. EMS. Hiring and leadership succession. Positive Pressure Attack. Adoption of a new fire code.

Professional Qualifications:: 32 years of experience in fire service and EMS. International Code Council certified Fire Inspector I and II as well as ICC Instructor. Development Committee member of "To Hell and Back" firefighter safety program. Member of IAFC, IAFF, NFPA, ICC, FMAC, and Toastmasters International.

Topics you provide training for:: Command and control.
ICS.
Promotions and assessment centers.
Officer development.
Fire codes.
Strategic and tactics.
Leadership development.
Public speaking and presentations

Areas of expertise:: Fire Codes
Command and Control
ICS
Officer development
Promotions and assessment centers
Strategic Planning
Public speaking

Bio:: Tom DeMint is a Battalion Chief for the Poudre Fire Authority in Fort Collins, Colorado. He has over 32 years of experience in public emergency service. Chief DeMint teaches classes in many fire service related fields including fire and building codes, fire service leadership, leadership development, ICS, command and control, fire service promotions and assessment centers, public speaking and more. Chief DeMint is an instrucor for the International Code Council and has spoke at the national level including IAFC's VCOS Symposium in the Sun and FDIC.

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At 12:23am on November 25, 2008, John Barrett said…: Chief,

Thanks for your interest in helping our efforts.
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HONOR_THEIR_SACRIFICES.pdf
Thanks again for your interest, I look forward to your response.
Have a great Thanksgiving.

John

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