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.
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What a fire chief learned in the Sahara about building endurance, integrating work-life priorities and leading with purpose
During the deadly Canfield Mountain ambush in Idaho, a Northern Lakes battalion chief’s clear and composed 911 radio communications helped coordinate a life-saving response, providing critical updates as firefighter Dave Tysdal lay wounded and fellow firefighters were fatally shot
From burns to bleeding, head trauma to amputation, be prepared for when fireworks go wrong
Alfie Coleman tells Old Bailey terrorism trial he was lonely BBC
No shortage of terrorists: Former Pakistani foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar accidentally confirms what The Economic Times
Alleged foreign fighter who faced ill-treatment in Iraq successfully resists application for terrorism notification order in proceedings in the High Court Doughty Street Chambers
Pakistan-based terrorism poses enormous threat to region The Himalayan Times
Q&A with Tommy Clark, Author of The 2020 Portland Riots: A Fight Against Domestic Terrorism Wisconsin Right Now
USFA – The U.S. Fire Administration and the National Fire Academy work hard to advance the professional status an expand the knowledge and skill of fire and emergency services personnel.
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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