Doña Ana County Fire Rescue hosted an advanced NFPA 1400 training session on February 7, offering regional fire service instructors hands-on drills, compliance strategies, and risk management techniques.

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Doña Ana County Fire Rescue Hosted Training Session Last Friday

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Doña Ana County Fire Rescue hosted an advanced NFPA 1400 training session on February 7, offering regional fire service instructors hands-on drills, compliance strategies, and risk management techniques.

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DAFR also led a one-hour session on “Reaching Today’s Learner: Microlearning for the Fire Service,” where Deputy Chief Feijoo discussed multi-generational learning preferences and how to implement short, impactful microlearning sessions for fire skills.

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This training strengthens firefighter preparedness, ensuring they are always ready to serve our community with excellence. Also participating were: Las Cruces Fire, Sunland Park Fire Department, Mesilla Fire Department and Fort Bliss Fire Department.

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