The Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services recognizes that its primary mission is to increase the capability of the entire New Hampshire Fire and Emergency Medical Services through the application of the best methodologies and techniques in education and practice.

We believe in the achievement of excellence in our services through dedication, teamwork, and open communication.

We are committed to exceeding expectations through the efficient research, development and delivery of all aspects of fire and emergency medical service training, education, and administration.

Director Perry E. Plummer (pictured right) oversees the Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services, a division within the New Hampshire Department of Safety. His duties include overseeing the state’s Fire Academy in Concord, fire training curriculum and certification, as well as oversight of the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services. His duties are outlined in state law (RSA 21-P:12-a and RSA 21-P:12-b). The Fire Academy includes an administration/classroom building, 72-bed dormitory, 2-bay fire station (drive through), training ground (2 burn buildings, flashover simulator, and other props), and many mobile props that are used throughout the state. The New Hampshire Fire Academy serves as the Northeast regional training facility for Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Personnel.

	News and Events
	January 31, 2012 NEETO 2012 NIMS-ICS All-Hazards Position Specific Training Program Schedule January 19, 2012 2012 State Entrance Test (CPAT) Application 2012 TPM Guide Request January 10, 2012 NH Fire & EMS Committee of Merit Announcement - Deadline January 31st, 2012!! August 9, 2011 Updated General Admission Application May 10, 2011 New Course Price List Effective July 1, 2011
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