“It is our obligation to prepare our crews to perform on the fireground with intent and excellence prior to engaging the enemy, and then to trust and empower them to execute when the time comes.”
Hello, my name is Kaci. I love fighting fire (and I’m good at it).
I would like to invite you to dig in to the statement at the top of this page with me, and then do a full-on, introspective status check as to our own…
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