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To contribute
within appropriate authority to the maintenance and improvement
of the quality of life within the Belgrade Rural Fire District
through fire prevention, fire suppression, rescue and emergency
medical services to all that live, work, visits or invests here.
Value Statement
Our Mission
and Our Citizens Deserve the Best
- To achieve
our mission, we must turn ideas into action, be pioneers in
our field, contributors of knowledge, creators of solutions
and explorers of ideas with regard to utmost safety.
- We expect
our service to our citizens to be worthy, vigorous, resourceful,
courteous, and reliable.
- We require
ourselves to abide by the highest professional standards.
- We strive
to turn our mistakes into opportunities and our limitations
into creativity.
District
Services Offered
- School
Fire Prevention Education and Accident Prevention Programs
- Fire Station
Tours for all groups
- Code Enforcement
and Management
- Plans Review
- Inspections
- Safety
Education for Business
- First Aid
Training
- Fire Extinguisher
Training
- Fire Safety
Plan Development
- Free Smoke
Detectors for the needy
- Wood Stove
Safety Surveys
- Residential
Inspections upon request
- Blood Pressure
Checks
- Emergency
Medical First Response
- Fire Emergency
Response
- Motor Vehicle
Crash Response
- Rescue
Response
- Hazardous
Materials Response
- Smoke Detector
Installation and Testing
- Pre-Fire
Planning
- Fire Services
Chaplain Support
- Critical
Incident Stress Management Intervention
- Incident
Management
- All other
requests for service when in need if nobody else will respond.
Belgrade
City/Rural Fire District - 2000 Major Accomplishments
- Updated
Fire Training House at Airport.
- Expanded
training for new officers.
- Put a used
Ambulance into service.
- Expanded
working relationship with Gallatin Gateway and Reese Creek Fire.
- Continued
to make improvements in County Fire Program.
- 11.5% increase
in calls for response.
- Busiest
year in history in the presentation of Fire Safety Education,
General Workplace Safety, Basic First Aid and General Risk Management
programs.
- Updated
information management system.
- Major remodel
of Station # 1 completed.
- Finished
projects at Station # 2 and # 3.
- Improved
and expanded rural water supplies.
- Working
on shift coverage program to ensure responses.
- Reviewed
more building plans and subdivisions requests than ever before.
- Handled
numerous multiple alarms and major incidents.
City of
Belgrade - Equipment Inventory
- 1993 Structure
Engine (Unit 601)
- 1999 Rescue/Structure
Engine (Unit 604)
Training
Division
Mission
Statement
The training
division is committed to a creative learning process, which
will develop mutual respect and pride in ourselves, our Fire
Department, and our community.
Vision Statement
The training
division is committed to organized, quality training by promoting:
- Personal
and Organizational Integrity
- Promote
an Environment of Mutual Trust, Fairness, Sensitivity, and
Dignity
- Promote
Confidence in Individual Capabilities and Teamwork throughout
the Organization
- Promote
the Ability to Learn, Understand, and Implement the Needed
Skills to be an Effective Emergency Responder
- Promote
Confidence in Emergency Situations through Quality Training
and Modernization Skills
- Promote
Accessibility, Open Communication, and Participation in Training
Decision-Making
In 2000
the Training Division has worked hard to implement the Mission
Statement and Vision Statement
Training
Division Accomplishments 2000
- Success
of Company Based Training
- Completed
Basic 2000 100+ hours of Training 9 Recruits
- Training
Team Reorganization
- Haz-Mat
Operations Training - Fire Service Training School
- Advanced
Engineering Course - 5 Graduates
- Basis
Engineering Course - 7 Graduates
- Upgrade
Presentation Software and Equipment
- 6 Department
Members Certified as EMT's
- 1 New
Firefighter certified as a First Responder
- Working
on County Training Facility
- EMT Refresher
- PHTLS
(Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support) Course
- Numerous
DNRC/Wildland Training Sponsored (I-300, ICS)
- Airport
Training
- Rescue
Training
- Implementation
of Phase l of Driver Operator Qualification
- Implementation
of Crew Leader/Communications Training
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Belgrade
Rural/City Fire Department - Training Time Spent 2000
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| Fire
Training |
43%
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| EMS/Rescue
Training |
32%
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| Officer
Training |
9%
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| Haz-Mat |
2%
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| Other |
14%
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2000
Firefighters Awards Banquet Recipients
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| "Work
Horse" Award |
Joe
Hebert |
| Training
Award |
Randy
Crone |
| Safety
Award |
Rick
Jensen |
| Fitness
Awards |
Lee
Roberts
Terry Echelard
Greg Magaard
Gordon Rothe |
| Outstanding
Officer of 2000 |
Gregg
Heath |
| Award
of Excellence |
Lonnie
Rash |
| Rookie
of the Year |
Chris
Dahlhauser |
| Top
Responder |
Randy
Crone |
| Certificate
of Recognition |
Jason
Wheeler |
| Medical
Responder of the Year |
Ed
Olexa |
| Firefighter
of the Year |
John
Culbertson |
| "Most
Aspiring" |
Terry
Swart |
| Distinguished
Service Award |
Chaplain
Les Anderson |
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