Regulation 709, Fire Service Standards, require mandatory reporting involving any near miss or injuries sustained in an emergency scene activity, training, response to and from, or station activity involving a firefighter must be reported to the Commission. To report a Firefighter Injury, Click More Info
Our mission and purpose are to oversee the Operations of the State Fire Marshal's Office and the Delaware State Fire School as well as protecting life and property from fire within our State, we also oversee the training and certification of all Emergency Medical Technicians and Firefighters by providing Professional Standards for Fire and EMS.
The Fire Commission is committed to the safety of our state, while providing educational training through the delivery of public education, code enforcement, fire suppression and life saving measures.
Last Year: 14
This Year: 12
Without Smoke Detectors: 9
With Smoke Detectors: 3
With Fire Sprinklers: 1
Without Fire Sprinklers: 10
Last Year: 474
This Year: 132
Delaware Emergency Medical Technicians interested in becoming field training officers should be seasoned EMTs who set examples and are leaders within their agency.
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Want to become an EMT? Find information on certification, current protocols, and a list of all certified EMTs in Delaware.
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Find applications, Ambulance Regulations, Licensed Service Providers, FTO Training and inspection information for ambulances in Delaware.
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Guidelines and Standing Orders for Prehospital and Interfacility Patients.
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Fire death statistics and information to prevent fire deaths.
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We offer a number of different forms including FOIA, self reporting, complaint, water ambulance inspection, notice of appeal and more. Take a look at our Annual Report and tutorials too.
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The Commission meets at least once per month where meetings are open to the general public.
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