through Target Solutions.
● Focus on Building Familiarization with the Fire Prevention staff and at the Company Level
● ISO specific training
● Traffic Incident Management course in-house
● Fire Instructor I course in-house
● Hose deployment with a focus on multi-family and commercial structures
● Emotional Intelligence training
● Ongoing effort to train with neighboring agencies at the Company Level
In 2025, Loveland Fire Rescue Authority completed a new class A live fire training building. This new facility
replaced the aging smoke house and will raise the standard for training facilities in the northern Colorado front
range area. The four-story building has multiple burn rooms on 3 floors and multiple configurations to adjust floor
plans which can provide more options for scenarios in commercial and multi-family structures. BFPD will continue
to utilize their LFRA regional training center and benefit from the cooperative relationships we have built with
LFRA training. Live fire training continues to be a priority in 2026 as one of the high risk, low frequency events that
demands our focus.
The 2024-2025 training needs analysis identified officer
development as a priority for training, and efforts started on that front
will continue into 2026-2027. The company officer task book was
completed in 2023, and the command officer task book has been
established. Efforts to identify options for a company officer academy
are continuing, and the District has committed to invest heavily into
the development of our current and future officers through training
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