Warren Todd's Page

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Lives in:: Plainfield, IN

Department:: Indianapolis Fire Department

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: 25

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Consolidation: Are we going to finish the job?

Professional Qualifications:: Fire Officer II
Paramedic
Safety Officer
Hazardous Materials Technician
Rope Rescue Technician
Wilderness Search Technician

FEMA US&R Task Force Leader - Indiana Task Force 1
FEMA US&R Plans Team Manager - Indiana Task Force 1

Topics you provide training for:: Weapons of Mass Destruction
Hazardous Materials
NIMS ICS Instructor (300 & 400)
Ground Search Wilderness and Urban Environments

Bio:: I have been a member of IFD for 25 years. I am a Captain on IFD Task Force 14. This task force provides rope rescue, vehicle and machinery rescue, swift water rescue, and divers at the technician level. We have ten firefighters assigned daily. This task force will respond anywhere in the State of Indiana.

Web site:: http://www.ifd14.org

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At 10:55am on February 1, 2009, John Ortlund said…: Capt. Todd,

I am a Lt. for a suburban Chicago FD and I am creating a Company Officer Development Program for our department. I am collecting data from other departments about their Officer Development Programs. Does Indy have such a program? I am looking for input on areas like Formal Education, Practical Education, Mentorships, Candidate Evaluations. I would appreceiate all input. Please feel free to email me your ideas and information. Thank you, be safe. jortlund113@comcast.net

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