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These case studies offer examples of community risk reduction programs and each is presented with model performance terminology: Formative, Process, Impact and Outcome Evaluation:

A one-page overview of Community Risk Reduction to print:

Watch this video to learn more about community risk reduction:

Home safety visits are effective in reducing home fire deaths and injuries. Learn more about home safety visits with this book and video:

Louis J. Amabili, a member of the CFSI Board of Directors since 1994, passed away earlier today following an illness. A member of the Delaware fire service since 1947, Lou gained national recognition in the fire service when President Richard Nixon appointed him to serve on the National Commission for Fire Prevention and Control in 1970, which produced the landmark report, AMERICA BURNING.

Lou joined the Hockessin (DE) Fire Company in 1947 and remained active in the fire service for more than 70 years. A graduate of the University of Delaware in 1949, he was appointed the first Director of the Delaware State Fire School in 1964 and served in that capacity through 1996. Upon his retirement, Governor Thomas Carper of Delaware signed a resolution naming the school the “Louis J. Amabili Fire Training Center.”

Press Release - July 18, 2017

Jim Aleski
Firefighter
Cheery Hill (NJ) Fire Department
Social Media Director
Professional Firefighters Association of New Jersey
jaleski@gmail.com

The International Fire Service Journal of Leadership and Management (IFSJLM) is pleased to announce that Jim Aleski received the IFSJLM Annual Research Symposium OSU Student Presentation Prize. Mr. Aleski was recognized in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the annual IFSJLM Research Symposium. During the opening session, Jim Aleski received the Prize and presented a paper on the findings of his recent MS thesis research.

Fire Department

Fire Captain Dan Ripley began his career with Lincoln Fire & Rescue in 2004 as a firefighter. His most recent assignment is Company Officer of Engine 3 in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska. He has been a member of the DHS-FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team - Nebraska Task Force 1 since 2004. Dan currently serves as a Task Force Leader and has been deployed to disasters such as hurricanes Katrina, Dean, Harvey, Irma, Florence, and Fiona (Puerto Rico); the Moore Oklahoma Tornadoes, the Boulder Colorado Floods, Nebraska Floods, and Arkansas Floods. He has served as an adjunct instructor for the Fire Protection Program of Southeast Community College in Lincoln, Nebraska.