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FY 2026 Budget Book

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FIRE TRAINING 
Function 
The function of the Smyrna Fire Training Division is to provide relevant, on time training and performance 
measures to Administration, Response, Prevention  Divisions, and our citizens. This is done by providing 
basic and advanced fire, rescue, emergency medical services, hazardous materials, and technical rescue 
training. Integral part s of the Training D ivision include course development, policy and procedure 
enforcement, new hire implementation, initial and continuing education for Fire & EMS, health & safety 
education and meeting State and National Standards.  
Major Goals and Objectives (FY 2026) 
1. Officer development implementation 
• Blue Card Command initial and recertification process 
• Management Development Programs 
2. Continue improvements and additions to the Smyrna Training Ground and EMS equipment 
• Construct and implement new training props 
• Purchase updated training equipment for EMT and Advanced EMT (AEMT) school 
• Platinum learning – web based DMS and learning platform 
3. Schedule and execute the adopted department training calendar 
• Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT and AEMT) 
• Officer and professional development 
• Firefighter Survival/Rapid Intervention Team training 
• Complete the annual Physical Ability Test (PAT) with 100% participation  
4. Recruitment 
• Connecting the Future Firefighter Program to onboarding of new fire personnel 
• In-house and hybrid (In-house/GPSTC) Recruit School 
5. Implement critical tasks outlined in departmental strategic plan 
• Open EMT class to outside agencies (for fee) 
Performance Measures (FY 2026) 
• Number of AEMT and Paramedic 
• Hours of EMS and Fire Training, inside and outside the City of Smyrna 
• Number of Fire, BLS, ACLS, and PALS instructors  
• ISO rating schedule (CRR) 
• Site Reviews 
• Number of applicants and number of successful recruits 
• Community Risk Assessment 
• Standards of Cover 
• Agency Accreditation self-assessment 
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