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Winter Fire I & II
Starting January 21st
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The JCESTA Firefighter 1&2 students practiced Propane Burns at Festus Fire Tower on November 14th. They are preparing for their Live Fire testing on November 23rd. Thank you to Festus Fire Department for allowing us to use your facility! Thank you to the Instructors for taking time out of their evening to come out and help train the students.
 Truck Company Operations for the Engine Company
December 7, 2019
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Fire Officer II
December 2019
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26th Annual Jeffco Fire Engine Rally

The academy did a demonstration on how firefighters handle a propane tank emergency. We would like to thank Shannon Peters, Brian Gaudet, Bob Tucker, Hillsboro FPD, Hematite FPD, and AmeriGas Propane for all their help.

1403 Live Fire Instructor

Several Instructors from Jefferson County completed live fire training to become 1403 Instructors. A special thank you to Rock Community Fire Protection District for hosting the burns today. We also want to thank all of the evaluators that came out and made it possible for these Instructors to get their 1403 burns completed. Congratulations all - Job well done!
​The JCESTA attended the Jefferson County Health Department Employee Wellness Fair this morning. We shared valuable information on trainings we offer, volunteer opportunities, and other information on emergency response throughout Jefferson county.
Vehicle Fire Fighting
October 19, 2019
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School bus Rescue

​Friday and Saturday we hosted a School Bus Rescue course in conjunction with MUFRTI. We would like to thank Hillsboro SchoolDistrict for the hospitality and the buses.
Multi Family Fire Tactics Class has been rescheduled for 6/26/2019 at 1800 hrs at Antonia Fire! Please let us  know ASAP if you can attend!
Hydrant 2 Nozzle Conference
October 3 - 4, 2019
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​Congratulations fire 1 & 2 class 19-2! We wish you the very best and a bright future! Thank you to everyone that came out to support these accomplished ladies and gentlemen.
Congratulations to the Hazmat Tech students for successfully finishing your state practical skills and the course! Your hard work paid off!
The Jefferson County Emergency Services Training Academy would like to welcome the newest Associate Member Department to join the Academy, the Antonia Fire Protection District! We look forward to the wealth of knowledge these guys and gals can bring to the table! Welcome aboard!!

vehicle rescue: Technician

​We had a great turnout for this past weekend's Vehicle Rescue Technician class and some strong work from the ladies and gentlemen that participated. Also, a big thank you to Pippin Towing & Recovery for providing the vehicles and setting them up for each scenario.

Saving those that save others

​Thank you Jeff Dill with Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance for presenting the invaluable workshop "Saving Those Who Save Others" to 213 of Jefferson County's firefighters and EMS personnel, as well as, 81 spouses and family members.

Apparatus Donation

The Jefferson County Emergency Services Training Academy would like to send a huge thank you to the High Ridge Fire Protection District for their recent donation of a used fire apparatus to the Academy! We are soon starting our first ever Firefighter One and Two Academy Class to where we are accepting students with no fire service experience. This will give them a first hand opportunity to see the inner workings of a fire apparatus and train with the same fire apparatus throughout class. Thank you again High Ridge for their support! Pictured is Chief Tom Lakin of the High Ridge Fire District and Academy Chief Brian Gaudet.

JCFRTA Fall Fire 1&2 Slideshow

Home-Made Explosives Awareness For First Responders
Starting May 16 & Sept. 19th, 2018
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Class 17-1 Graduation

​Last night the Jefferson County Fire and Rescue Training Academy was extremely proud to graduate 25 students from the Academy Hosted Firefighter One and Two Class! Class number 17-1 was honored to have Missouri State Fire Marshal Tim Bean as the keynote speaker! Congratulations to all!