FY 2014 Annual Report
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FY 2014 ANNUAL REPORT
“MAKING A DIFFERENCE,
WHEN IT MATTERS THE MOST”
MISSISSIPPI STATE FIRE ACADEMY
A Division of the Mississippi Insurance Department
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Mississippi State Fire Academy
Advisory Board
President of the
Mississippi Fire Chiefs Association
Chief Terry Tucker
President of the
Mississippi Fire Fighters Association
Chief John Pope
State Fire Marshal’s Oce
Chief Deputy Ricky Davis
President of the
Mississippi Association of Supervisors
Mr. Joe Andy Helton
President of the
Mississippi Municipal League
Mayor Alton Shaw
Manager of the
State Rating Bureau
Mr. Joe Shumaker
Index
Advisory Board................................................................................................................................................................2
Index...................................................................................................................................................................................3
Executive Summary.......................................................................................................................................................4
From Executive Director Reggie Bell.......................................................................................................................5
Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................................6
Campus Facility.........................................................................................................................................................7-10
Stang............................................................................................................................................................................10
Organizational Chart...................................................................................................................................................11
State Fire Academy of Mississippi Financial Statement..................................................................................12
Grant Information........................................................................................................................................................13
Statistics..........................................................................................................................................................................14
Students Trained by County of Sending Organization..................................................................................15
Certication Bureau.............................................................................................................................................16-17
Extension Services Bureau.................................................................................................................................18-19
Special/Industrial Bureau...................................................................................................................................20-21
Other Training & Services...................................................................................................................................22-23
Adjunct Instructors.....................................................................................................................................................24
Organizational Aliates............................................................................................................................................25
FY 2014 Participation Report by Type of Program.....................................................................................26-31
FY 2014 Participation Report by Organization............................................................................................32-51
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It is with great pleasure that I present to you the 2014 Annual Report of the Mississippi State Fire Academy.
Two thousand fourteen was a tremendous year for the Academy, marked by major accomplishments
that promote our commitment to excellence and our dedication to service.
We would like to thank you for your continued support of the re service in the State of Mississippi
and the State Fire Academy as we continue to be one of the nation’s best re and emergency response
training centers.
Executive Director
From Executive Director Reggie Bell
When the Mississippi legislature created the Mississippi State Fire Academy and designated it as the agency for
training the state’s re personnel, I am certain they could not have foreseen the growth and progress that would
shape the Academy as it exists today. Many changes have occurred in the forty years since the Academy was built.
We now train approximately 15,000 students per year by oering more than ninety courses, many with multiple
deliveries, and many oered both on campus and o-site through our eld delivery program. Our students come
from career and volunteer re departments throughout Mississippi, re departments outside the state, and even
from the private sector. Over the years, business and industrial entities including many Fortune 500 companies
have entrusted the Mississippi State Fire Academy with training their employees in re and emergency response.
Certainly, technology has advanced tremendously in the last forty years, and the Mississippi State Fire Academy
remains at the forefront of that advancement. Classrooms and other facilities on campus are equipped with
wireless Internet, webcasting, and teleconferencing capabilities. These assets provide us the exibility to innovate
our instruction methods and course delivery platforms as the needs of the students, and the departments and
communities they serve, change. We are also well-positioned to continue to adapt in a constantly evolving
technological world.
In addition to training those who seek careers in re ghting and emergency response, we consider it a vital part of
our mission to educate ordinary Mississippi citizens about re prevention and safety. To that end, we oer schools,
clubs, and civic groups the opportunity to visit our campus, tour the facilities, and learn how they can help minimize
the potential for loss of life and property due to re. There is no charge for these tours.
A program that has gained tremendous attention is our Fire Academy for Elected/Public Ocials. This program is
designed to be a fun day. It familiarizes the elected/public ocials with the basic duties and operations of their
local re departments. Elected/public ocials from state, municipal, and county governments have attended this
one-day course. Fire departments have benetted from the experience and knowledge their government leaders
gain in this course.
I am proud to say that for the past forty years and far into the future, the Mississippi State Fire Academy has been
and will be…
“Making a Dierence When It Matters the Most…”
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Introduction
State Fire Academy Mission Statement
To serve the Mississippi Fire Service Community and the World by providing quality education and training in fundamental
and advanced skills to save lives and property.
“Making A Dierence When It Matters The Most!”
Enabling Legislation
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-7:
The State Fire Academy was created for the purpose of training and education of persons engaged in municipal, county
and industrial re protection.
The Academy is ocially designated as the agency of this state to conduct training for re personnel on a statewide basis
to all duly constituted re departments.
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-5:
Creation of a separate account known as the “State Fire Academy Fund” for the deposit of a tax of one-half of one percent
(1/2 of 1%) of the gross premium receipts of re insurance policies levied in the state.
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-7:
The Academy is designated as a division (sub agency) of the Insurance Department.
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-203:
Within one year of employment, all paid full time re ghters shall be certied as completing the mandatory training
requirements administered by the State Fire Academy.
MS Code Annotated Section 83-1-39:
Requires one member of the sheri’s department to be the county re investigator and to attend training at the State
Fire Academy in arson investigation.
Philosophy
The State Fire Academy is committed and responsible for the training and education of personnel engaged in municipal,
county and industrial re protection. This student body consists of career, volunteer and industrial re personnel. The
Academy has three training areas, which are 1) Certication Services 2) Extension Services and 3) Industrial and Special
Services, which all focus on the Academy’s only function, which is training. All other areas support the sta and students
of these training areas.
The Academy’s philosophy is to deliver quality training and instruction to the re service/emergency response personnel
of the State, while adhering to high ethical standards, promoting cooperation among sta with eciency and integrity in
their work while representing the Academy in a professional, courteous, and helpful manner at all times, and safeguarding
the assets of the State. The Academy is committed to providing excellent service to its customers by providing training
based on National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards as well as specialized courses not addressed by NFPA.
Statewide Goal and Benchmark
Public Safety and Order
To protect the public’s safety-by providing training to rst responders/emergency responders.
The training students receive from the Academy provides them the skills necessary to save lives and property, which will
in turn, lower the insurance re rating which determines the premium rates on business and homeowner’s insurance.
Campus Facility:
Construction began in 1974, on the Academy campus in Rankin County, Mississippi. The campus is currently located on
approximately 112 acres with more than twenty buildings. Courses are oered to students on or o-campus. Course length
can vary from one hour to seven weeks. If on-campus, students may elect to stay in the dormitory, which has seventy-ve
beds, and they are provided two meals a day in the cafeteria. We currently have seven classrooms, and a dedicated student
computer lab/library, in addition to the exercise area for students in the dormitory. Multiple training areas on campus
include the following:
A Trench Rescue and Emergency Shoring Prop was completed during scal year 2009. The
prop consists of approximately seventy feet of space for practice in emergency shoring
techniques and to allow several scenarios for rescue operations. The prop was a generous
donation of equipment, labor, and material from the Associated General Contractors of
Mississippi-Municipal Contractors Division. The value of the prop is estimated at a quarter
of a million dollars.
The Fire Research Building simulates a three-story residential structure with
an attic, and a commercial structure with a basement. The building contains
over 4,000 square feet of training space and is equipped with ve computer
controlled re/smoke rooms with liquid propane gas fueled re simulators
and a Class A burn room. A four (4) story drill tower is attached to the burn
area. The project was completed in November 2006 with authorization by
the State Legislature during the 2003 Regular Session of the Mississippi
Legislature. During scal year 2012, installation of a new re prop in the
Fire Research Building was completed. The prop simulates a couch re with
ashover capabilities, and is computer controlled along with the other four
props in the building.
The original Burn Building was constructed in 1974. It has four
levels and simulates residential and commercial buildings. Since the
completion of the new Fire Research Building in 2006, this building
has been converted into a self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
training area and collapse rescue training building. The SCBA training
area utilizes mazes and articial smoke for training. The collapse rescue
area of the building simulates collapsed ceilings, walls, and oors.
The ve-story drill tower provides opportunities for high-rise ladder,
rope and reghting operations. In addition to this tower, there is a
communications tower erected for training high angle rescue purposes.
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The live burn area consists of ve large concrete pads as well as one 5,000 square
foot airliner fuselage ammable liquid/LP gas burn prop designed specically to
prevent environmental contamination. These training areas include: a fty foot
owing fuel re (LP gas Christmas tree re); LP gas tank re; pump seal re; twenty
foot vertical tank re with exposures; horizontal tank re with an exposed small
tank truck; and a three story evolution simulating a chemical processing plant re.
The hazardous materials training site consists of a large train derailment
simulation with eleven cars.
Two lakes are on campus. One is forty feet deep and is utilized for dive rescue
training. The other lake is used as a water source for pump testing re apparatus.
The conned space training site has over 9,000 cubic feet of enclosed area
and a forty-ve foot tower. The underground area includes vents and
drains with several emergency entries/exits.
A forty-one by fourteen foot water vessel is dry docked for the instruction
of oshore personnel.
An arson lab is used to build real life room-like structures with furniture to train in
arson detection.
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Five aircraft simulators are used in the instruction of aircraft rescue training. A
landing gear simulator is at this site along with a side-wall aircraft section used
in training. We are recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration as an
approved training site for this region. Students from all over the United States
attend these courses for the required annual training to be in compliance with
the FAA regulations.
The Fire Education and Safety Auditorium will seat up to 300 people and is used
for graduations and large meetings of the re service. The building underwent
renovation by the Bureau of Buildings and was completed in November of 2012.
The construction and furnishing of four state of the art classrooms was
completed in May of 2012. This project has greatly enhanced our facility.
Two of the classrooms are theatre style that will seat 50 each, while the other
two classrooms are traditional with seating capacity of 30 each. Each of the
classrooms has the latest technology for course instruction and wireless
capabilities.
Future Enhancements:
Progress has been made on the construction of a new training prop,
Structural Collapse Rescue. The prop was designed by sta members and
most work is being performed by sta. This prop will consist of material
to simulate a collapsed building consisting of concrete, masonry, brick,
wood and metal. The training will consist of rescue personnel digging,
bracing, shoring, and removing victims of the collapse. Heavy machinery
such as bulldozers, backhoes, and cranes will be utilized to remove the
debris for the safe rescue training. Anticipated completion of the project
is December of 2015.
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The National Natural Gas Association, along with Mississippi 811, and the
Mississippi Public Service Commission and several energy companies,
have begun the construction process for erecting the “Mississippi Safety
City” on the Academy campus. The Mississippi Safety City is a one-of-a-
kind, small scale city encompassing two acres that will serve as a training
facility for natural gas operators, emergency response personnel, and in-
dustrial technicians. The city will contain homes, streets, streetlights and
natural gas pipelines. Training will include classroom settings as well as
real life simulations of natural gas eruptions and responses, and inspec-
tion techniques of gas systems. The estimated cost of this project is one
million dollars, which will be donated by the sponsors.
The Academy is currently one hundred percent (100%) special funded through an insurance premium tax on insurance
policies sold in the state, and course collection fees. Additionally, grant funding is requested and often times received for
training emergency response personnel on a statewide basis at little to no cost to the departments/counties.
Stang:
The Academy operates the facility with sixty-three (63) sta members in the following areas:
Administrative
Human Resources
Minimum Standards and Certication Board Secretary
Information Technology and Videography
Building, Maintenance, and Vehicle
Housekeeping
Cafeteria
Curriculum/Accreditation and Public Relations
Instructional Bureaus–Certication, Industrial/Special, Extension Services
The Oce of Administrative Services is responsible for the day to day operations of the Academy, student training records
and course registration. Human Resources is responsible for sta recruitment, sta training and all employee benets. The
Secretary for the Minimum Standards Board is responsible for all functions related to Board activities. The Informational
Technology and Videography Bureau is responsible for all computer systems for sta, the Learning Resource Center for
students’ use, custom programming for sta, and videos of class training. The Building, Maintenance, and Vehicle Bureau
is responsible for maintaining and repairing all of the agency buildings, equipment, and training props as well as all
vehicles owned by the Academy, including Fire Apparatus. Housekeeping is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness
of all the buildings, checking students into the dormitory, issuing linens, cleaning rooms, and assisting in grounds keeping
when necessary. The Cafeteria Sta is responsible for serving two meals a day to students. The Instructional Bureaus are
responsible for all areas of training oered while the Curriculum/Accreditation and Public Relations Bureau is responsible
for course accreditation, testing, tours, re education safety seminars, and publications.
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Organiz atiOnal Chart
Reggie Bell
Executive Director
Administrative Services
Pam Ladner
Director
Facilities Maintenance
Buddy Shotts
Director
Paul Ammerman
Policy/Grants
Beverly Massey
Purchasing
Gladys Peterson
Admissions
Shannon Torregano
Accounting
Seth McDowell
Programmer
William Searcy
Videographer
Micheal Anderson
Zebedee Bolton
Paul Cowart
Steve Hamblin
Paul Shoemaker
Keith Black
Rebecca Cahoon
Chris Carrera
Will Cocke
Marcus Collier
Rob Fisher
Ricky Lee
Clarence Parks
Bill Trimble
Josh Abercrombie
Dure Burns
Chris Carr
Kenya Green
Russell McCullar
Mark Moss
Hayes Nix
Chad Ponder
Nick Ragan
Robbie Wells
Patricia Brown
Matt Hinkle
Kris Koziol
David Pitts
Luke Smith
Herlon Stephens
Mike Word
Matt Ellis
Curriculum & Testing
Food Services
Diane Johnson
Georgia Brown
Geraldine Brown
Gwen Johnson
Christie Walton
Housekeeping
Kelly Page
Sherry Gaddis
Cornelius Payton
Kevin Pope
Vehicle Maintenance
Glen Humphries
Greg Reynolds
Shannon Sandridge
Instructor Chief
Lynn Tyler
Assistant to the
Executive Director
Mississippi Insurance Department
Commissioner Mike Chaney
Human Resources
Bobby Wicker
Director
Brenda Evans
Human Resources
Assistant
Bobbie Felder
Receptionist
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MSFA Advisory Board
Chief Terry Tucker
Chief John Pope
Chief Ricky Davis
Mr. Joe Andy Helton
Mayor Alton Shaw
Mr. Joe Shumaker
Information Technology
Systems
Kurt Turner
Director
Sandy McAlister
Projects Ocer
Public Relations
Jimmy Shows
Daniel Cross
Instructor Chief
Certication Bureau Extension Services
Bureau
Steven Ashby
Instructor Chief
Special/Industrial
Bureau
Curtiss Marbury
Instructor Chief
Curriculum & Testing
Accreditation and
Public Relations
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Fund Balance Financial Statement
July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014
Beginning Fund Balance July 1, 2013: $2,741,957.46
Income/Revenue Collections:
Fire Tax Receipts $4,223,880.28
Course Fees and Memorabilia Sales $ 933,768.75
Sub Grant Funds-Passed through Other State Agencies $ 245,432.91
Federal Grant Funds-Direct $ 12,140.91
Other Miscellaneous Income $ 22,380.06
Total Income/Revenue Collections: $5,437,602.91
Expenses:
Salaries, Wages, Fringe Benets $3,980,430.10
Travel $ 39,800.84
Contractual Services $ 462,072.87
Commodities $ 502,839.36
Equipment Purchases $ 130,743.30
Vehicles $ 37,045.00
Cellular Device $ 149.99
Resale Merchandise and Other Expenses $ 67,162.17
Total Expenses: $5,220,243.63
Ending Fund Balance June 30, 2014: $2,959,316.74
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-5:
Creation of a separate account known as the “State Fire Academy Fund” for the deposit of
a tax of one-half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the gross premium receipts of re insurance
policies levied in the state.
MS Code Annotated Section 45-11-7 (1):
The State Fire Academy was created for the purpose of training and education of persons
engaged in municipal, county and industrial re protection.
The Academy is ocially designated as the agency of this state to conduct training for re
personnel on a statewide basis to all duly constituted re departments.
The Commissioner of Insurance may establish and charge reasonable fees for the training
programs and other services provided by the Academy.
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Grant Information
Fiscal Year 2014
The Academy was able to receive grant funds directly from the Federal Emergency Management Agency/National Fire
Academy. This grant was utilized to pay for deliveries state wide of programs oered by the National Fire Academy.
Grant Funds Received: $11,852.49
Deliveries Oered: 27
Students Participating: 323
The Mississippi Oce of Homeland Security under the MS Department of Public Safety, awarded grant funds from
the State Homeland Security Program. This grant was utilized for on campus and eld delivery programs that have
been approved through the Oce of Domestic Preparedness. Courses oerings include Rope Rescue, Conned Space
Rescue, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, Hazardous Materials Technician, Trench Rescue, and NIMS courses.
Grant Funds Received: $248,925.95
Deliveries Oered: 33
Students Participating: 537
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency awarded grant funds from the Hazardous Materials Emergency
Preparedness, under the U S Department of Transportation. This grant was utilized for the delivery of Hazardous Materials
Technician I, Hazardous Materials Technician II, Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations, and Fire Chemistry.
Grant Funds Received: $125,395.09
Deliveries Oered: 16
Students Participating: 320
The Mississippi Liqueed Compressed Gas (LC Gas) Board of the Mississippi Insurance Department provided PERC grant
funds for classes statewide to help emergency responders better understand the hazards of LP gases and prepare for
the response to uncontrolled release of LP gas or re.
Grant Funds Received: $56,225.00
Deliveries Oered: 16
Students Participating: 459
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CERTIFICATION SERVICES BUREAU
• Courses are designed to provide career, combination, and volunteer fire
departments a wide range of programs that conform to National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
• Most courses have obtained International Fire Service Accreditation
Congress (IFSAC) and National Board on Fire Service Professional
Qualifications (PROBOARD) accreditation.
• Course deliveries consist of campus, field, contract programs, and
distant learning programs.
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Emergency Medical Care
Emergency Medical Care: Train-The-Trainer
Fire Department Safety Ocer 1521
Fire Department Safety Ocer 1521: Field Evaluation
Fire Fighter 1001-I-II
Fire Fighter 1001-I-II: Field Course
Fire Inspector 1031-I
Fire Inspector 1031-II
Fire Investigator 1033
Fire Ocer 1021-I-II
Fire Ocer 1021-I-II: Distant Learner
Fire Ocer 1021-I-II: Field Course
Fire Service Chaplain
Fire Service Instructor 1041-I
Fire Service Instructor 1041-I-II
Fire Service Instructor 1041-III
Fire Service Instructor 1041-I: Field Course
Fire Service Instructor1041-I: Distant Learning
Fire Service Instructor 1041-II: Distant Learning
Fires In Multi Family Dwellings: Tactics And Strategy Module II
How To Develop And Assist In Fire Fighter Physical Fitness Programs
Interior Structural Fire Attack And Rescue
Mississippi County Fire Investigator
Mississippi County Fire Investigator: Annual-In-Service
Mississippi Executive Fire Ocer Program/Fire Ocer 1021-III-IV
EXTENSION SERVICES BUREAU
• Most courses are designed to be presented to the volunteer fire
fighter.
• Utilizes a cadre’ of adjunct instructors to present training programs
across the state.
• Administers the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1002
Driver/Operator and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
1003 Airport Fire Fighter which hold International Fire Service
Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) and National Board on Fire
Service Professional Qualifications (PROBOARD) Accreditation.
• Liaison between the Mississippi State Fire Academy and the
National Fire Academy.
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48-Hour Volunteer Fire Fighter Course
Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighter Refresher
Airport Fire Fighter NFPA-1003
Annual National Fire Academy Weekend
Back-To-Basics: Fire Company Fireground Skills Refresher
Basic Aerial Operations: Annual Refresher
Certied Fireground Resource Technician: Modules I-II
Certied Rural Fire Apparatus-Driver/Operator-I
Driver/Operator NFPA 1002: Aerial Apparatus Field Evaluation
Driver/Operator NFPA 1002: Pumper Apparatus Field Evaluation
Driver/Operator NFPA 1002: Pumper Apparatus On-Campus Course
Fire Academy For Elected/Public Ocials
Fire Fighter Day At The Academy
Hazardous Materials NFPA 472 Awareness/Operations Module 1-2
Liqueed Petroleum Gas Tactics & Live Fire Drill
Managing The Rural Emergency Incident
Mississippi Certied Volunteer Fire Fighter I - Module 1
Mississippi Certied Volunteer Fire Fighter I - Module 2
Mississippi Certied Volunteer Fire Fighter II - Module I
Mississippi Certied Volunteer Fire Fighter II - Module 2
Mississippi Chief Fire Ocer Designation Program
Mississippi Fire Chief Designation Program
Mississippi Volunteer Fire Fighter I: Upgrade Program
Mississippi Volunteer Fire Ocer-I
National Fire Academy Courses (8)
National Incident Management System (NIMS) Courses
Operating Emergency Vehicles-Annual Refresher
Overview Of Apparatus Pump Operations: Annual Refresher
Passenger Bus Rescue & Incident Management (Field Delivery)
Public Information Ocer NFPA 1035
Regional Fire Schools (37)
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SPECIAL/INDUSTRIAL SERVICES BUREAU
• Programs are generally formatted around the subject of industrial
incipient firefighting, technical rescue, and hazardous materials
response.
• Most courses have obtained International Fire Service Accreditation
Congress (IFSAC) and National Board on Fire Service Professional
Qualifications (PROBOARD) accreditation.
• Most special course student fees are supported with federal grant
funds.
• Specializes in technical programs geared towards fire department
training.
• Program delivery consists of on-campus and off-site programs.
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Certied Advanced Rescue Specialist (CARS)
Conned Space Rescue
Conned Space Rescue: Modules 1-4
Emergency Response To Terrorism: Basic Concepts
Fire Service Management-101
Fireghter Intervention Rescue Survival Techniques (FIRST)
Fireground Leadership
Hazardous Materials Awareness And Operations NFPA 472
Hazardous Materials Technician Field Delivery NFPA 472
Hazardous Materials Technician-I NFPA 472
Hazardous Materials Technician-II NFPA 472
Incipient And Structural Fire Brigade Training Programs: Modules I-V
Industrial Fire Fighter Refresher Training
Industrial On-Site Training Programs
NFA Chemistry Of Hazardous Materials: Fire Chem I
Rescue Refresher
Rope Rescue I: Modules 1-4
Rope Rescue Level-I
Rope Rescue Level-II
Smoke Diver
Trench Rescue & Emergency Shoring
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OTHER EXTENSION SERVICES
Hale Fire Pump
Rebuilding Class
Fire Apparatus
Testing
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CURRICULUM & TESTING/PUBLIC RELATIONS BUREAU
• The Curriculum/Testing Bureau handles all aspects of testing and accreditation for all of
our certification programs. We currently have 23 levels of certification accredited by the
International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) and 29 levels of certification
accredited by the National Board on Fire Service Professional Qualifications (PROBOARD).
The majority of our programs are dually accredited. All of our programs are based on
National Fire Protection Association Standards.
• Administers the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) examination for the Mississippi Fire
Personnel Minimum Standards and Certification Board (MSCB).
• Our facility is also available for public tours. Scheduled tours can be arranged for most
types of educational, civic, and special groups. An age appropriate fire prevention/safety
information program is delivered to each group along with a tour of the campus. There is no
charge for the tours.
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The Academy contracted with the following individuals for course deliveries during the scal year.
Adjunct Instructor Aliations
Fiscal Year 2014
Matt Bailey
Justin Bouler
Kelly Bozarth
Finley Brown
James Bunyard
Barry Burnside
Robert Bush
Austin Check
Lawrence Childs
Pierce Clark
Charles Collins
Michelle Crowley
Phillip Cummings
Byran Cunningham
Ronald Davis
Michael Devore
Juan Garza
Kendall Golden
Ginger Hand
Nicholas Hanetho
Kenneth Holbrook
Robert Hutto
Terry Johnson
Tom Lariviere
Turner Luttrell
Tommy Malone
Justin Miller
Craig Nash
Mark Nixon
Robert Parker
Clarence Parks
Marshall Robinson
John Russell
Michael Rutherford
Kerry Scott
Jason Sheldon
Jerey Sims
Darryl Smith
James Smith
Raleigh Sprouse
David Stanley
Joseph Stapleton
Adam Stone
Timothy Stuart
Karl VanHorn
Tommy Wardlaw
Michael Watts
David Webster
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Organizational Aliations
Much of the development and improvement of a successful training program comes as the direct result of dialogue
established with other persons in the business. The members of the State Fire Academy sta are aliated with
many related organizations and thus have opportunities to share ideas. Following is a list of organizations sta
members are involved in.
• ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) Working Group
• International Association of Arson Investigators
• International Association of Fire Chiefs
• International Code Council
• International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC)
• Mississippi Administrative Assistants Emergency Services Association
• Mississippi Association of Governmental Purchasing and Property Agents
• Mississippi Association of Personnel Administrators
• Mississippi Association of Public Fire Safety Educators
• Mississippi Chapter of International Association of Arson Investigators
• Mississippi Fire Chiefs Association
• Mississippi Fire Fighters Association
• Mississippi Fire Service Instructors Association
• National Association of Arson Investigators
• National Fire Protection Association
• North American Fire Training Directors Association
• The ProBoard (National Professional Qualications Board)
2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY TYPE OF PROGRAM
Certication Services Bureau
Course Name Student Count
CPAT EXAM 257
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE 4
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE: TRAIN-THE-TRAINER 1
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAFETY OFFICER 1521 19
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAFETY OFFICER 1521 FIELD DELIVERY 28
FIRE FIGHTER 1001-I-II 148
FIRE FIGHTER 1001-I-II FIELD DELIVERY 32
FIRE INSPECTOR 1031-1 45
FIRE INVESTIGATOR 1033 66
FIRE INVESTIGATOR: IN-SERVICE 15
FIRE OFFICER 1021-1 DISTANT LEARNING 1
FIRE OFFICER 1021-1 15
FIRE OFFICER 1021-II DISTANT LEARNING 6
FIRE OFFICER 1021-I-II 47
FIRE OFFICER 1021-I-II FIELD DELIVERY 2
FIRE SERVICE CHAPLAIN 16
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-I 135
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-I FIELD DELIVERY 70
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-I DISTANT LEARNING 13
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-II FIELD DELIVERY 16
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-II DISTANT LEARNING 1
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR 1041-III 8
FIRES IN MULTI FAMILY DWELLINGS: TACTICS & STRATEGY 7
HAZ MAT NFPA 472 OPERATIONS W/PPE & PRODUCT CONTROL FIELD DELIVERY 32
HAZ MAT NFPA 472 OPERATIONS W/PPE & PRODUCT CONTROL 141
HOW TO DEVELOP/ASSIST IN FF PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS 11
IS 100: INTRODUCTION TO ICS 84
IS 200: ICS FOR SINGLE RESOURCE AND INITIAL ACTIONS 110
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY FIRE INVESTIGATOR: ANNUAL IN-SERVICE 65
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER 16
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY TYPE OF PROGRAM
Extension Services Bureau
Course Name Student Count
10 COMMANDMENTS OF EFFECTIVE & SAFE FIREGROUND MANAGEMENT 21
48 HOUR VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 6
48 HOUR VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER-MODULE 1 42
AIRCRAFT RESCUE FIRE FIGHTER REFRESHER TRAINING (3-HOUR) 168
AIRCRAFT RESCUE FIRE FIGHTER REFRESHER TRAINING (6-HOUR) 70
AIRPORT FIRE FIGHTER 38
AND THE BEAT GOES ON 34
APPARATUS OPERATIONS 22
APPARATUS PUMP OPERATIONS: ANNUAL REFRESHER 31
APPARATUS PUMP OPERATION-MODULE 2: MWS 217
APPARATUS PUMP OPERATION-MODULE 1: BASICS 249
AUTOMOBILE EXTRICATION 461
BASIC FIRE COMPANY FIREGROUND SKILLS REFRESHER (4-HOUR) 17
BASIC FIRE COMPANY FIREGROUND SKILLS REFRESHER (8-HOUR) 21
BASIC RESCUE OPERATIONS 73
CALLING THE MAYDAY I 198
CALLING THE MAYDAY II 178
CERTIFIED FIREGROUND RESOURCE TECHNICIAN 26
CERTIFIED FIREGROUND RESOURCE TECHNICIAN-MODULE 1 50
CERTIFIED RURAL FIRE APPARATUS-DRIVER/OPERATOR-I 37
DRIVER/OPERATOR NFPA 1002: AERIAL APPARATUS 21
DRIVER/OPERATOR NFPA 1002: PUMPER APPARATUS 61
DRIVER/OPERATOR NFPA 1002: PUMPER APPARATUS FIELD DELIVERY 78
DUST EXPLOSIONS 85
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS ON THE EMERGENCY SCENE 204
EMS OPERATIONS 92
ENGINE COMPANY OPERATIONS - PART 1 91
EVERYDAY FIRE 100
EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE 25
FIRE ACADEMY FOR ELECTED/PUBLIC OFFICIALS 42
FIRE APPARATUS TESTING 8
FIRE FIGHTER DAY AT THE ACADEMY 38
FIRE FIGHTER ESSENTIAL SKILLS - I 183
FIRE FIGHTER ESSENTIAL SKILLS - II 79
FIRE FIGHTER SELF RESCUE 224
FIRE SERVICE ETHICS 80
FIRE SERVICE RESCUE 101 45
FIREGROUND SUPPORT OPERATIONS 52
HALE PUMP 20
HAZ MAT NFPA 472 OPERATIONS W/PPE & PRODUCT CONTROL 24
HAZ MAT NFPA 472 OPERATIONS W/PPE & PRODUCT CONTROL: MODULE 1 28
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS/OPERATIONS-MODULE 1 35
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS: INITIAL RESPONSE 125
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Extension Services Bureau (Cont.)
Course Name Student Count
INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER 13
INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER: TRAIN-THE-TRAINER 8
INTRO TO STRUCTURAL FIRE ATTACK & RESCUE FOR 911 PERSONNEL 6
IS 100: INTRODUCTION TO ICS 28
IS 200: ICS FOR SINGLE RESOURCE AND INITIAL ACTIONS 28
LEGAL ISSUES MINIMIZING EXPOSURE 60
LP-GAS TACTICS & LIVE FIRE DRILL 279
MANAGING THE RURAL EMERGENCY & PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY 34
MARKETING FIRE PREVENTION IN YOUR COMMUNITY 21
MISSISSIPPI CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER [NFPA 1001-BASED] 15
MISSISSIPPI CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER I 273
MISSISSIPPI CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER II 128
MISSISSIPPI CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER I & II 1
MISSISSIPPI CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER II MODULE I 183
MISSISSIPPI FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY 2004 202
MISSISSIPPI FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY 2006 53
MISSISSIPPI FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY 2012 11
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 1: UP-GRADE 78
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 1: UP-GRADE-MODULE 1 36
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 1: UP-GRADE-MODULE 2 17
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 1-MODULE 1 CLASSROOM 466
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER 1-MODULE 1: ORAL TEST 5
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER FIRE OFFICER-I 41
MS FIRE PREVENTION AND PUBLIC FIRE SAFETY EDUCATION 14
MS TRAINING CHIEFS CONFERENCE 2013 72
NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM-INTRODUCTION 24
NATURAL GAS RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT 65
NIMS ICS-300 (INTERMEDIATE ICS) 92
NIMS ICS 400 (ADVANCED ICS) 51
NIMS ICS-800: NATIONAL RESPONSE FRAMEWORK-INTRODUCTION 1
NIMS ICS-800: NATIONAL RESPONSE PLAN-INTRODUCTION 14
OPERATING EMERGENCY VEHICLES-ANNUAL REFRESHER 107
OVERVIEW OF APPARATUS PUMP OPERATIONS 40
PASSENGER BUS RESCUE & INCIDENT MANAGEMENT 25
PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY: TWO-IN/TWO-OUT RULE 145
POLITICS AND THE WHITE HELMET 33
POST AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT RESPONSE TRAINING 122
RAPID INTERVENTION TEAMS 401
RESIDENTIAL SPRINKLER PLAN REVIEW 22
RESPONDING TO FIRE/RESCUE INCIDENTS: 911 PERSONNEL 57
RESPONSE TO NEW VEHICLE FIRES 257
STAFF DEVELOPMENT - STAFF IN-SERVICE 8
STRATEGIES FOR COMPANY (GROUP) SUCCESS 8
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Extension Services Bureau (Cont.)
Course Name Student Count
STRATEGIES FOR FIRE FIGHTER PERSONAL SUCCESS 23
STRUCTURAL FIRE ATTACK 105
SWIM WITH “SHARKS” & SURVIVE 75
THE FIRE APPARATUS DRIVER 296
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT: TRAIN-THE-TRAINER 37
TRAINING OPERATIONS IN SMALL DEPARTMENTS 9
TRAINING, RESPONDING AND RETURNING HOME ALIVE 18
UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF THE INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER 26
USING BODY PARTS TO MAKE EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP DECISIONS 75
VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER - MODULE 1 - 2ND ATTEMPT 16
VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER INSTRUCTOR ORIENTATION 46
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Industrial Services Bureau
Course Name Student Count
CHLORINE RESPONSE TRAINING 140
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING 42
HAZ MAT AWARENESS TRAINING 10
HAZ MAT OPERATIONAL TRAINING 10
HAZ MAT TECHNICIAN TRAINING 14
INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM 10
INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING 11
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (8-HOUR) 190
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (16-HOUR) 32
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (24-HOUR) 99
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (30-HOUR) 21
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (32-HOUR) 40
INDUSTRIAL REFRESHER FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING (40-HOUR) 60
INDUSTRIAL RESCUE REFRESHER (16-HOUR) 17
INDUSTRIAL RESCUE REFRESHER (24-HOUR) 24
INDUSTRIAL RESCUE TRAINING 13
RESCUE REFRESHER 11
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY TYPE OF PROGRAM
Special Services Bureau
Course Name Student Count
CHLORINE/COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE MEDIA 68
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE MODULE 1 73
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE MODULE 2 73
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE MODULE 3 73
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE MODULE 4 73
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE TECHNICIAN 74
DECONTAMINATION/CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 68
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO TERRORISM: BASIC CONCEPTS 11
FIRE SERVICE MANAGEMENT 101 24
FIREFIGHTER INTERVENTION RESCUE SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES 63
FIREGROUND LEADERSHIP 39
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS AND OPERATIONS 8
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS 31
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECHNICIAN 68
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECHNICIAN - I 94
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TECHNICIAN-II 40
NON-BULK CONTAINERS/HIGHWAY CARRIERS/RAIL CARS 68
REFRESHER HAZ MAT TRAINING 61
RESPONDING TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENTS 68
ROPE RESCUE I - MODULE 1 173
ROPE RESCUE I - MODULE 2 165
ROPE RESCUE I - MODULE 3 165
ROPE RESCUE I - MODULE 4 165
ROPE RESCUE II 47
ROPE RESCUE II-FIELD DELIVERY 22
ROPE RESCUE TECHNICIAN - I 39
SMOKE DIVER 53
SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE/HAZ MAT ICS/CHEM. TERMS & DEFINITIONS 69
TOXICOLOGY/MONITORING DEVICES/WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION 68
TRENCH RESCUE AND EMERGENCY SHORING TECHNICIAN 76
VEHICLE EXTRICATION I & II 19
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Organization Name Student Count
47TH CIVIL SUPPORT TEAM 1
ABERDEEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
ACKERMAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
ACONA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
ADAMS COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 5
ADAMS COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
ADATON/SELF CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
AGRICOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
AKZO NOBEL 20
ALCORN COUNTY EMA 7
ALCORN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY 4
ALGOMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
ALLEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
ALPHABA/COCKRUM/INGRAMS FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
AMORY FIRE DEPARTMENT 50
AMR - HINDS COUNTY 1
ANGUILLA VOLUNTEEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
ARCOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
ARKABUTLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
ARKEMA 1
ARLINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/NESHOBA COUNTY 4
ASHLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
ATTALA COUNTY CENTRAL FIRE DEPARTMENT 100
AUSTIN TEXAS FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BAILEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
BANNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CALHOUN COUNTY 5
BANNER/BOUNDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/ITAWAMBA COUNTY 5
BARTAHATCHIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BARTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/MARSHALL COUNTY 10
BASIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BASSFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 28
BATESVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 38
BAY SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 31
BAY ST. LOUIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
BAYSIDE PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
BEAUMONT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BEAVER LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
BEAVER MEADOWS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
BEAVERDAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
BECKER-ATHENS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
BECKHAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
32
2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
BELL SCHOOL HOUSE FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
BELMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
BELZONI FIRE DEPARTMENT 75
BENNDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
BENTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
BENTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
BENTONIA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BETHEDEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
BETHEL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
BEULAH HUBBARD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/NEWTON COUNTY 22
BEXLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
BIG LEVEL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
BIGGERSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
BILOXI FIRE DEPARTMENT 95
BILOXI POLICE DEPARTMENT 2
BLYTHEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
BOGGY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BOGUE CHITTO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
BOLIVAR COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
BOLTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 24
BOONEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
BOONEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT 31
BOVINA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
BRANDON FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
BRAXTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 47
BRIDGETOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
BROOKHAVEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 53
BROOKLYN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
BROOKSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
BROOME VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
BROWNSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
BRUCE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
BUCATUNNA FIRE DEPARTMENT/WAYNE COUNTY 1
BUDE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
BUFFALO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
BUNKOM HILL/NEW HOPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
BYHALIA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
BYNUM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
BYRAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
BYRAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
BYWY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CHOCTAW COUNTY 6
CAIRO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
CALHOUN CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
CALHOUN COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
CALHOUN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
CALHOUN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
CAMDEN FIRE & RESCUE 2
CANNONSBURG/CHURCH HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
CANTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 35
CARMACK FIRE DEPARTMENT/ATTALA COUNTY BEAT 3 1
CARMICHAEL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
CARNES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 32
CARRIERE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
CARTHAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
CASCILLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
CASON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
CATO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
CAYCE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
CEDAR CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
CENTER RIDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
CENTER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/UNION COUNTY 1
CENTRAL CLAY COUNTY/#600 FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
CENTRAL GEORGE COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
CENTRAL JASPER COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
CENTRAL LAMAR COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
CENTRAL MS CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 19
CENTRAL OKTIBBEHA /LONGVIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
CENTREVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
CHARLESTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 24
CHICKEN BONE FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
CHLORINE INSTITUTE 140
CHOCTAW COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
CHOCTAW FIRE DEPARTMENT 44
CLAIBORNE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
CLAIBORNE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 3
CLARA FIRE DEPARTMENT/WAYNE COUNTY 5
CLARKDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
CLARKE COUNTY EMA 8
CLARKE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
CLARKE COUNTY FIRE SERVICE 14
CLARKE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
CLARKEDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
CLARKSDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT 74
CLARKSON/FAME VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
CLAY COUNTY 911 1
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 3
CLEAR SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
CLEARY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
CLERMONT HARBOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
CLEVELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
CLINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
COAHOMA COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
COAHOMA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
COFFEEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
COLDWATER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
COLES POINT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
COLLINS FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
COLUMBIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 56
COLUMBUS FIRE DEPARTMENT 169
COLUMBUS POLICE DEPARTMENT 1
COMBAT READINESS TRAINING CENTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
COMO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
COPIAH COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 3
COPIAH COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 4
COPIAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
CORINTH FIRE DEPARTMENT 151
COUNTY LINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
COURTLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
CRENSHAW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
CROSSROADS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/HINDS COUNTY 2
CRYSTAL SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
CUEVAS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
CULKIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 61
CUMBERLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
CURTIS-LOCKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
DAMASCUS FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
DEKALB VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
DENHAM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/WAYNE COUNTY 1
DENNIS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE 1
DERBY-WHITESANDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
DERMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
DESOTO COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES 4
DESOTO COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 10
DESOTO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CLARKE COUNTY 3
DIAMONDHEAD FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
D’IBERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 32
DISTRICT 3 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT LOWNDES COUNTY 6
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
DIXIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
DIXON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
DODGE CITY KANSAS FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
DORSEY/FRIENDSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
DOTHAN REGIONAL AIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
DREW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
DUCK HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
DUFFEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
DUMAS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
DUPONT SPECIALTY CHEMICALS 83
DURANT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
E. CENTRAL/E. FORK FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
E. COVINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
E. FRANKLIN RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
E. LINCOLN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
E. OKTIBBEHA COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 41
E. QUITMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
E. UNION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
E. WINSTON COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
EAGLE LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 30
ECRU VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
EDINBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
ELLIOTT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
ELLISVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
ENID VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
ENON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
ENTERPRISE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
ERGON REFINING, INC. 73
ESCATAWPA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
ESCATAWPA UTILITY DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
EUDORA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
EUPORA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
EVERGREEN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 17
EVERGREEN-CAROLINA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
EXXON-BATON ROUGE REFINERY 30
EXXON-BAYTOWN, TX REFINERY/CHEMICAL PLANT 40
EXXONMOBIL-BTEC 1
FAIRHAVEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
FAIRVIEW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
FALKNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 20
FARMHAVEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
FARMINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
FAYETTE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
FELLOWSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
FENTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
FERNWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
FIREFOX/HINDS COUNTY PENAL FARM 51
FIRST CHEMICAL CORPORATION 50
FISHER FERRY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 35
FLORA FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
FLORENCE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
FLOWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT 226
FLOWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT 29
FONTAINEBLEAU VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
FOREST FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
FORT BAYOU VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
FORTS LAKE/FRANKLIN CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
FOSTER MOUND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
FOXWORTH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
FRANKLIN COUNTY DISTRICT 5 / VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
FRENCH CAMP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
FRIENDSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
FULTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
GAUTIER FIRE DEPARTMENT 28
GEESLIN CORNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
GEORGETOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
GILLSBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
GLADE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
GLEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
GLENDORA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
GLOSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT/AMITE COUNTY 2
GLOSTER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/AMITE COUNTY 3
GLUCKSTADT FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 49
GOLDEN TRIANGLE REGIONAL AIRPORT/BAPTIST MEM. 2
GOLDEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
GONZALES LA FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
GORE SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
GRACE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
GRANBY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 112
GRAVEL HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
GREENE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 4
GREENFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
GREENFIELD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
GREENLEAF VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
GREENVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 161
GREENVILLE MID-DELTA AIRPORT 7
GREENWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT 144
GRENADA FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
GULF PARK ESTATES/ST. ANDREWS FIRE DISTRICT 8
GULFPORT CITY OF 2
GULFPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 211
HAMILTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/MONROE CTY 9
HANCOCK COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 4
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
HARMONY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
HARMONY/CENTRAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
HARRISON COUNTY FIRE SERVICE 105
HARRISON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 5
HARRISVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
HATLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
HATTIESBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT 122
HATTIESBURG/LAUREL REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY 4
HAZLEHURST FIRE DEPARTMENT 27
HAZLEHURST VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
HEBRON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
HEIDELBERG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
HERNANDO FIRE DEPARTMENT 32
HICKORY FLAT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
HICKORY GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
HICKORY GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/LAMAR COUNTY 1
HICKORY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/NEWTON COUNTY 8
HIGH POINT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
HILLSBORO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
HINDS COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 9
HOG CHAIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
HOLCOMB VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
HOLLANDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
HOLLY SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT 59
HOLMES COUNTY E-911 2
HOLMES COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 6
HOPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
HOPEWELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/COPIAH COUNTY 3
HOPEWELL/CLARKE COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
HORN LAKE CITY OF 2
HORN LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 36
HOT COFFEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
HOULKA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
HOUSE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
HOUSTON COMMUNITY/DISTRICT 2 FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
HOUSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 34
HOWELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
HUNTINGTON INGALLS INC 1
HWY 84 WEST VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
INDEPENDENCE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 20
INDIAN MOUND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
INDIANOLA FIRE DEPARTMENT 34
INGOMAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY-VICKSBURG MILL 25
ISOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
ITAWAMBA COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 3
ITAWAMBA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 4
ITTA BENA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
IUKA FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
JACINTO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
JACKSON COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 69
JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 27
JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT 50
JACKSON MAINTENANCE SHOP CITY OF 4
JACKSON POLICE DEPARTMENT 3
JASPER COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 1
JASPER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
JEFF DAVIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 8
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY ARSON INVEST. 1
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
JOHNSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
JONATHAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
KEARNEY PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
KEMPER COUNTY DISTRICT 3 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
KEMPER SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
KILMICHAEL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
KILN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
KINGSTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
KOSCIUSKO FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
KOSCIUSKO-ATTALA COUNTY E-911 2
KOSSUTH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
LAFAYETTE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 198
LAFAYETTE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
LAKE EDDINS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 41
LAKE HARBOR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
LAKE MONTROSE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/SCOTT COUNTY 23
LAMAR COUNTY FIRE SERVICES 13
LAMAR COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 6
LAMBERT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
LANGFORD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 59
LAUDERDALE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
LAUDERDALE COUNTY FIRE SERVICES 14
LAUDERDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 41
LAUREL FIRE DEPARTMENT 25
LAUREL POLICE DEPARTMENT 1
LAWRENCE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
LAWRENCE COUNTY FIRE SERVICES 141
LAWRENCE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 2
LEAKE COUNTY EMA 1
LEAKE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
LEAKESVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
LEARNED VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
LEESBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 49
LEETOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
LEFLORE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
LELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
LELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT 4
LENA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
LETOURNEAU COMMUNITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
LEWISBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
LEXIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
LEXINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
LIBERTY GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/ITAWAMBA COUNTY 2
LIBERTY ROAD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/ADAMS COUNTY 1
LIBERTY RURAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/AMITE COUNTY 8
LIZANA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
LONE STAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
LONG BEACH FIRE DEPARTMENT 43
LONG CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
LONGINO CENTRAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
LONGTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
LONGVIEW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
LOOP, LLC 11
LOOXAHOMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
LORMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
LOST GAP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
LOUIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 33
LOUISE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
LOUISVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 53
LOUISVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT 6
LOVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 20
LOWNDES COUNTY E-911 8
LOWNDES COUNTY FIRE SERVICE 3
LUCEDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
LUCITE INTERNATIONAL 6
LUDLOW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
LUMBERTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 28
MABEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
MACEDONIA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
MACLEAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
MACON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 30
MADDEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
MADISON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
MADISON FIRE DEPARTMENT 41
MADISON POLICE DEPARTMENT 6
MAGEE FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
MAGEE POLICE DEPARTMENT 5
MAGNOLIA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
MANTACHIE FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
MARION VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE 6
MARKS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
MARS HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/AMITE COUNTY 1
MARSHALL COUNTY E-911 10
MARSHALL COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
MARSHALL COUNTY FIRE SERVICES TRAINING OFF 1
MARTIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
MARYDELL/BARNES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
MASHULAVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
MATHISTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
MAYERSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
MAYNOR CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/WAYNE COUNTY 1
MCCOMB FIRE DEPARTMENT 49
MCHENRY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 42
MCLAIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
MCLAURIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
MEADVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
MEEHAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 38
MELBOURNE FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
MS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 7
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
MEMPHIS, TN FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
MENDENHALL POLICE DEPARTMENT 4
MENDENHALL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 74
MERIDIAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 121
MERIDIAN PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY 1
METCALFE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
MIDWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/TISHOMINGO CTY DIST 3 4
MIDWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/YAZOO COUNTY 5
MINTER CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
MITCHELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
MIZE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
MOBILE FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT 22
MONEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
MONROE COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 1
MONROE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 3
MONROE FIRE DEPARTMENT 24
MONTEREY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 20
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
MONTICELLO FIRE DEPARTMENT 80
MONTPELIER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
MONTROSE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
MOOREVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
MOORHEAD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
MORGAN CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
MORGANTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT 1
MORTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
MOSELLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
MOSS POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT 31
MOSS POINT POLICE DEPARTMENT 1
MOSSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 40
MOUND BAYOU VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
MOUNT OLIVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
MS AIR GUARD/MERIDIAN/186 REFUELING GROUP 33
MS ANG/AIRPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 172ND CES 32
MS BUREAU OF NARCOTICS 1
MS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 3
MS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 13
MS GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE-GAUTIER 34
MS HIGHWAY PATROL-OKTIBBEHA COUNTY 1
MS HIGHWAY PATROL-PANOLA COUNTY 1
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
MS POWER COMPANY 43
MS POWER COMPANY/PLANT EATON HATTIESBURG 1
MS STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT-LICENSURE & CERTIFICATION 2
MT. NEBO FIRE DEPARTMENT/KEMPER COUNTY DISTRICT 5 9
MT. OLIVET VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
MT. PISGAH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CARROLL COUNTY 1
MT. SALEM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
MURPHREESBORO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
MYRICK & MILL CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
MYRTLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
N. CENTRAL SCOTT COUNTY/MIDWAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 11
N. E. JASPER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
N. E. LAUDERDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
N. BENTON COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
N. CARROLLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
N. CENTRAL AMITE COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
N. E. CALHOUN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
N. E. CLAY COUNTY/#100 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
N. E. ITAWAMBA/FAIRVIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
N. E. LAMAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
N. E. PEARL RIVER COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
N. E. UNION FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
N. E. WARREN COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
N. FORREST COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
N. W. NOXUBEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
N. WOOLMARKET VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 20
NANIH WAIYA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
NATCHEZ FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
NATCHEZ POLICE DEPARTMENT 2
NATCHEZ-ADAMS COUNTY AIRPORT 5
NEELY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
NESBIT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
NESHOBA COUNTY EMA 3
NETTLETON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
NEW ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT 89
NEW HEBRON VOLUNTEER FIRE/RESCUE 2
NEW HOPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/KEMPER COUNTY 15
NEW ORLEANS LAKEFRONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
NEW SITE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/LINCOLN COUNTY 2
NEWTON COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 4
NEWTON COUNTY FIRE SERVICES 1
NEWTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
NORTH BEND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 34
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
NORTH OKALOOSA FIRE DISTRICT 23
NORTH TUNICA COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 15
NORTHEAST FIRE DEPARTMENT JACKSON COUNTY 17
NOXAPATER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
OAK BOWERY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
OAK GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/WALTHALL COUNTY 8
OAK GROVE/BEAT 4 LAMAR COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
OAKLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
OAKVALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
OCEAN SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT 37
OFAHOMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
OKOLONA FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY DISTRICT 5 FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY FIRE TRAINING OFFICER 1
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
OLIVE BRANCH FIRE DEPARTMENT 63
O’NEIL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
O’TUCKOLOFA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
OVETT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
OXFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 138
PACHUTA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
PADEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
PAFFORD AMBULANCE SERVICE 1
PANHANDLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
PANOLA COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE 1
PANOLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 3
PASCAGOULA FIRE DEPARTMENT 57
PASCAGOULA POLICE DEPARTMENT 19
PASS CHRISTIAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 27
PAULDING VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
PAYNES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
PCS NITROGEN 15
PEARL FIRE DEPARTMENT 66
PEARL POLICE DEPARTMENT 2
PEARL RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
PELAHATCHIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 42
PERKINSTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
PETAL FIRE DEPARTMENT 39
PETAL POLICE DEPARTMENT 1
PHEBA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CLAY COUNTY # 500 1
PHILADELPHIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
PHILIPP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
PICAYUNE FIRE DEPARTMENT 35
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
PIKE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE 1
PIKE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
PINE BURR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
PINE RIDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
PINE VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
PINEDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
PINEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
PINOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
PITTSBORO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
PLANTERSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
PLEASANT GROVE FIRE DEPARTMENT/WAYNE COUNTY 1
POAGVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
POCAHONTAS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
POLKVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
PONTOTOC FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
POPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 38
POPLARVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 53
PORTERVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
POTTS CAMP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 41
POWERS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
PRAIRIE POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT/NOXUBEE COUNTY DIST 1 6
PRAIRIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
PRATTVILLE, AL FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
PRENTISS COUNTY 911 3
PRENTISS COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 9
PRENTISS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
PRESTON FIRE DEPARTMENT/KEMPER COUNTY DISTRICT 4 10
PROGRESS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/PIKE COUNTY 6
PRO-TECH FIRE SERVICES LTD 9
PROVIDENCE STATION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
PUCKETT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
PURVIS POLICE DEPARTMENT 2
PURVIS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 56
QUITMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
RALEIGH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
RAMSEY SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
RANDOLPH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
RANKIN COUNTY EOC 3
RAWLS SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
RAYMOND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
RED BANKS FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
RED HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
REDLICK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
REFINERY TERMINAL FIRE CO. 21
REFORMATION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/LEAKE COUNTY 3
RESERVOIR FIRE DEPARTMENT STATION #1 1
RESERVOIR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 27
RHODES CHAPEL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
RICHLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 34
RICHTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
RIDGELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 49
RIPLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
RIVERSIDE VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT 70
ROBINHOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
ROCK HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
ROCKY CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
ROLLING CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
ROLLING FORK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 24
ROSE HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
ROSEBLOOM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
ROSEBURG FOREST PRODUCTS SLP-TAYLORSVILLE 18
ROXIE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
RULEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
RURAL HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
RURAL METRO FIRE DEPARTMENT/FED EX 15
RUSTIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
S. E. CHICKASAW FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
S. E. CLAY COUNTY/# 700 FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
S. E. COVINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
S. E. LAMAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
S. E. UNION FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
S. JONES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
S. LAUDERDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
S. LEE COUNTY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
S. MARION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
S. W. ALCORN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
S. W. JONES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
S. W. LAMAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
S. W. NOXUBEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
SALEM VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SALTILLO FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
SANDERSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
SAND HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT/GREENE COUNTY BEAT 3 6
SARDIS LOWER LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
SARDIS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 30
SAUCIER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
SAVANNAH FIRE DEPARTMENT/NOXUBEE COUNTY DISTRICT 2 2
SCHLATER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SCOOBA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
SCOTT COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 3
SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
SEBASTOPOL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
SEMINARY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SENATOBIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
SHADY GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
SHANNON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
SHARKEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
SHARKEY HAMPTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
SHARON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
SHELL ROAD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
SHERMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
SHILOH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SHIPMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
SHUBUTA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SHUQUALAK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
SIDON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
SILVER CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 33
SILVER RUN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 26
SIMPSON COUNTY FIRE STATION # 7 49
SIMPSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 9
SIMPSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
SIPSEY RIVER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
SKUNA VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
SLAYDEN-MT. PLEASANT FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
SLEDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
SMITH COUNTY EMA 1
SMITHVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
SMYRNA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
SNELL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
SNOW LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SNOWDOWN/PLEASANT HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SONTAG VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
SOUTH MS CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 11
SOUTHAVEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 138
SOUTHEAST FIRE & RESCUE/STATION 1 10
SOUTHWEST MARION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
SOUTHWEST RANKIN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
SPLUNGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
SPOUT SPRINGS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
SPRING HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/KEMPER COUNTY 14
SPRINGHILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/TALLAHATCHIE CO. 6
ST. TAMMANY, LA FIRE DIST #1 4
ST. TAMMANY, LA FIRE DIST #2 1
ST. TAMMANY, LA FIRE DIST #4 4
STALLO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
STAMPLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
STANDING PINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
STAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 18
STARKVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 86
STATE FIRE ACADEMY 52
STATE FIRE MARSHAL’S OFFICE 18
STATE LINE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
STEWART VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
STOLTHAVEN NEW ORLEANS, LLC 22
STONE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE 2
STONE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 3
STONE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
STONEWALL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
STREET VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
STRINGER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 23
STRONG HOPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
STUDENT/NOT WITH CODED DEPARTMENT 1
STURGIS/DIST. 4 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
SUMMIT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/PIKE COUNTY 9
SUMNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY 2
SUMRALL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
SUNBELT FIRE APPARATUS, INC. 1
SUNFLOWER COUNTY EMA 2
SUNFLOWER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
SUNNYHILL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
SUNRISE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
SUQUALENA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 35
SYLVARENA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/SMITH COUNTY 4
SYLVARENA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/YALOBUSHA COUNTY 3
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE 3
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 3
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
TAMINCO 47
TASK FORCE 3 - MISSISSIPPI 10
TASK FORCE 4 - MID MISSISSIPPI 4
TATE & LYLE 16
TATE COUNTY DISTRICT 1 FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
TATE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 4
TAYLORSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 56
TCHULA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
TEASDALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
TERRY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
THAXTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
THEADVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
THOMASTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
THORN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
THRASHER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
THREE FORKS FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
THREE MILE CORNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
TIBBEE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CLAY COUNTY #200 5
TIE PLANT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
TILDEN-NEW SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
TILLATOBA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
TIPPAH COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
TIPPAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 7
TISHOMINGO COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE 2
TISHOMINGO COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
TISHOMINGO COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
TISHOMINGO FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
TOCCOPOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
TOMNOLEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
TOOMSUBA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
TOPEKA/DIST 3 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 17
TREMONT/DIST. 4 VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
TRI-COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/MARION CO. 48
TUNICA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 6
TUNICA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 54
TUPELO AIRPORT AUTHORITY 6
TUPELO FIRE DEPARTMENT 325
TUSCUMBIA/NEW CHANDLER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
TUTWILER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
TYLERTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 28
UNCODED DEPARTMENT OR INDUSTRY 81
UNION CENTER/THEO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
UNION CHURCH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 8
UNION COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
UNION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/CHOCTAW COUNTY 3
UNION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/JONES COUNTY 2
UNION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT/NEWTON COUNTY 2
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
UNITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT 3
UTICA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
VAIDEN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
VALERO REFINING-MERAUX LLC 24
VALLEY GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
VALLEY PARK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
VALLEY VIEW VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
VANCLEAVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
VARDAMAN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
VAUGHN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
VELMA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
VERONA FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
VICKSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT 230
VICTORIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
VIMVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
WALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT 51
WALNUT GROVE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
WALNUT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 7
WALTERS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15
WALTHALL COUNTY 4TH DIST VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
WALTHALL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
WARREN COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 2
WASHINGTON COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 5
WATER VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 11
WATSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13
WAVELAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
WAYNE COUNTY BEAT 4 FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
WAYNE COUNTY CENTRAL FIRE STATION 43
WAYNE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
WAYNESBORO FIRE DEPARTMENT 3
WEBB CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
WEBSTER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2
WESSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 22
WEST COVINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
WEST HANCOCK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 24
WEST HARRISON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1
WEST HINDS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 21
WEST POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT 5
WEST UNION VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 2
WHEELER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 6
WIGGINS FIRE DEPARTMENT 12
WINONA FIRE DEPARTMENT 19
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2014 PARTICIPATION REPORT BY ORGANIZATION (Cont.)
Organization Name Student Count
WINSTON COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
WOODLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 16
WOODVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 9
WREN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14
YALOBUSHA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 1
YAZOO CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 38
YAZOO COUNTY FIRE COORDINATOR 1
ZETUS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 4
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