The course is a four-part, train-the-trainer series that covers understanding the WUI problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents

Attend the NVFC's Wildland Fire Assessment Program training on March 24.

The course is a four-part, train-the-trainer series that covers understanding the WUI problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents

The National Volunteer Fire Council’s (NVFC) Spring Meeting is a gathering of state fire, emergency services, and rescue leadership, partners, and corporate members.

A celebration of the outstanding service and programs in the industry. For award criteria and application information, visit www.nvfc.org/awards.

Visit the NVFC at booth #13073.

Find additional resources from the NVFC's Wildland Fire Assessment Program at www.nvfc.org/wfap.

This four-module, train-the-trainer course covers understanding the wildland-urban interface (WUI) problem, identifying the zones, evaluating the home, and available resources. Students will be able to take the classroom information, along with a toolkit and supplemental resources, back to their respective departments and teach personnel how to properly conduct a home assessment for residents living in the

NFPA's Conference & Expo combines an educational conference with a comprehensive expo of the latest products and services. This is an opportunity to learn, discover, network, and stay current with advances in your field.

Attend the NVFC’s Wildland Fire Assessment Program training on June 12.