2025 / 2026 BURN SEASON IS CLOSED
NORMAL FIRE RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT
Current Fire Danger
Fire Danger is LOW!
Training in action today!
Our crews focused on pump operations utilizing both draft pond and hydrant water supply sources, sharpening their ability to adapt in real-world scenarios. We also practiced smooth transitions between tank water and pressurized water sources to maintain uninterrupted fire flow.
Additionally, teams trained on aerial and hose operations, reinforcing precision and coordination when delivering large volumes of water.
Continuous training ensures we’re always ready to protect and serve our community when called upon.
Our crews focused on pump operations utilizing both draft pond and hydrant water supply sources, sharpening their ability to adapt in real-world scenarios. We also practiced smooth transitions between tank water and pressurized water sources to maintain uninterrupted fire flow.
Additionally, teams trained on aerial and hose operations, reinforcing precision and coordination when delivering large volumes of water.
Continuous training ensures we’re always ready to protect and serve our community when called upon.
Training Never Stops 🔥
The past few months we have been working on many different aspects of scenario based trainings. A big thank you to the Volunteer Liaison Committee for bringing the past few months’ together and hosting this week’s training.
This week’s focus: Live Fire Training, VEIS (Vent, Enter, Isolate, Search), and sharpening the skills that matter when seconds count.
There’s no substitute for realistic, high-stress training. Getting repositions under live fire conditions pushes decision making, reinforces muscle memory, and builds the confidence needed to perform when it counts.
VEIS continues to be a critical tactic—giving us the ability to quickly locate and isolate potential victims while controlling the environment. It’s fast, deliberate, and demands precision.
Every evolution, every repetition, every critique is part of the bigger picture: being better for the community we serve and each other. Several members of Grand Fire Protection District No. 1 participated, helping to strengthen mutual aid bonds.
We don’t rise to the occasion—we fall back on our training. So we will continue to train hard.
#eastgrandfire #GrandFire #somebodycall911
The past few months we have been working on many different aspects of scenario based trainings. A big thank you to the Volunteer Liaison Committee for bringing the past few months’ together and hosting this week’s training.
This week’s focus: Live Fire Training, VEIS (Vent, Enter, Isolate, Search), and sharpening the skills that matter when seconds count.
There’s no substitute for realistic, high-stress training. Getting repositions under live fire conditions pushes decision making, reinforces muscle memory, and builds the confidence needed to perform when it counts.
VEIS continues to be a critical tactic—giving us the ability to quickly locate and isolate potential victims while controlling the environment. It’s fast, deliberate, and demands precision.
Every evolution, every repetition, every critique is part of the bigger picture: being better for the community we serve and each other. Several members of Grand Fire Protection District No. 1 participated, helping to strengthen mutual aid bonds.
We don’t rise to the occasion—we fall back on our training. So we will continue to train hard.
#eastgrandfire #GrandFire #somebodycall911
