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Citizens Fire Academy
Citizens Fire Academy Application
Mooresville Fire & Rescue (MFR) has developed the Citizens Fire Academy to teach citizens about the many jobs MFR does on a daily basis and promote citizen interaction with the firefighters.
The Citizens Fire Academy is a dynamic, ten-week program designed to provide participants an inside view of the operations of MFR. Curriculum includes live demonstrations, classroom learning and hands-on experiences - all of which are designed to give the participant a true feel for MFR. The entire program is free and open to anyone 18-years-of-age or older who lives or works in the Town of Mooresville or Iredell County.
The first session begins April 9 and continues each Monday night for ten weeks from 6 - 9 p.m. Classes will be held at Mooresville Fire Station Four, 2014 Charlotte Highway.
Topics for the Citizens Fire Academy include:
• Fire Service History
• Organizational Structure
• CPR Certification
• Fire Extinguisher Training
• Fire Station Tours
• Fire Investigations
• Emergency Apparatus & Equipment
• Fire Operations Demonstrations
• Emergency Medical Services
• Search & Rescue
• Protective Clothing
• Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
• Crash Victim Extrication
• Recruiting, Certification & Training
• Emergency Preparedness
• Public Safety Education
• EMS Helicopter (Landing)
• Ride-Along Opportunities
For more information or to register, contact Assistant Fire Chief Shane LaCount at
704-664-1338 or slacount@ci.mooresville.nc.us.




