is to create an environment in our state in which:
Deaths from structure fires are reduced to zero and property damage from structure fires is limited to the area of origin.
Firefighter deaths due to ground operations are reduced to zero.
The organizational culture of fire departments places a greater priority on fire prevention and life safety.
The public is clearly aware of the fire problem and their role in fire prevention.
To this end, the committee's scope of work is:
To unite for mutual benefit those officials engaged primarily in the prevention of fire, the investigation of fires, and/or public fire and life safety education.
To provide educational and professional development opportunities through technological, certification, and prevention programs.
To actively participate in the codes and standard-making process at the national, state, and local level.
To participate with NFPA as a chapter of the International Fire Marshals Association.
To join, register for our newsletter at https://signup.e2ma.net/signup/1781926/1749286/ or email Fire Marshal Dean Lanier at dlanier@siouxfalls.org.