LAARTG.org is a resource of useful information, documents, and links for fire service leaders in the Los Angels region. Consistent with the Los Angeles Area Fire Chiefs Association (LAAFCA) Regional Fire Service Training Strategic Plan, LAARTG.org provides easy access to training announcements, news, lessons learned, and other useful information aimed at improving the region’s preparedness for human-caused and natural disasters, and for general situational awareness.
Sworn fire department personnel and law enforcement officers can apply for access to password-protected areas of this site. Once granted access, members may receive the RTG Intelligence Daily, which combines relevant news with current FOUO intelligence products for local first responders.
Study finds female firefighters often lack the same group identity and support that male colleagues enjoy.
A fast-moving brush fire in Kahikinui, Maui, fueled by strong winds, burned approximately 330 acres, forced the evacuation of about 50 residents, and is now 85% contained near the site of the deadly 2023 wildfire
A Riceville Volunteer Fire Department firefighter was killed and two others injured in an ATV accident during a training exercise in Montreat, North Carolina
Chief Jason Caughey calls on organizations and individuals alike to prioritize firefighter mental health
President Trump has ordered the consolidation of federal wildfire response into a new agency under the Interior Department, moving thousands from the Forest Service despite expert warnings of higher costs and increased fire risks
Supreme Court allows terrorism victims to sue Palestinian groups upi.com
US victims can sue Palestinian terrorists, Supreme Court rules unanimously JNS.org
Luigi Mangione’s Defense Team Says He’s Not a Terrorist TMZ
Iran plots to activate terrorist sleeper cell network across West in desperate last act in face of Israeli destruction The US Sun
Palestine Action banned as terrorist organisation The Telegraph
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Cal OES-CSTI – Cal OES’s California Specialized Training Institute offers over 100 course titles in the disciplines of emergency management, criminal justice/officer safety, terrorism, hazardous materials, disaster mitigation, preparedness and recovery, and crisis communications.
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