MTI First Responder

It was fun collaborating with Mrs. Smith and her Forest High School Criminal Justice students. They encountered a barricaded subject, negotiated with him, then made entry to secure the premises. Fire/EMS was on standby. Excellent work by all!

What an AMAZING day with our students. A full day putting all their skills together in multiple exercises. Great training, mentorship, and teamwork. Thank you OFR, OPD, MCFR, and program graduates for your generous assistance. Students learned so much and had a blast doing it!

Gracie was invited to Lake Weir High School today to meet students getting ready for final testing. She recently passed her testing as a therapy dog and is receiving her certification. She had so much fun with the students. Gracie became a star as word passed through the school.

MTI students in the OPD Mentorship program had the opportunity to ride with officers as they drove through their driver training course. Our students were very excited to participate in this rare opportunity. Thank you @ocalapd!

Return on investment. Captain Kraft has been volunteering in the classroom teaching students what he has learned at the Florida State Fire College. Thank you captain for giving back and mentoring our future career academy students!

SB 1054, requiring a stand-alone personal financial literacy course as a graduation requirement for all Florida students, HAS BEEN SIGNED! Wake me up... #FinLit #FinLitforall youtu.be/bIcs5QCxsvU

Congratulations to Mason Taylor for receiving the Peter R. Marsh Foundation Silent Servant award!! Mason spends countless hours in the community helping others through the Ocala-Marion Mentorship program. This award came with a plaque and a $500 check.

Two of our First Responder students are in the news. Great job Empris and Kailah!! @CTEmarion @TechnicalMarion @MarionCountyK12 BLACK HISTORY MONTH: A mentorship program creating unbreakable bonds wcjb.com/2022/02/24/bla…

Two of our students, who are in the Ocala-Marion Mentorship program, helped at the fire safety booth Sat Feb 12th during the Ocala Cattle Drive. Mentees taught fire safety skills to several hundred people during the event. Thank you Kailah and Empris, great work! @CTEmarion

Come see us at Paddock Mall today until 3pm!

Firefighter self-rescue wall breach training! @TechnicalMarion @CTEmarion

For the first time ever our program has an all-female student officer corps. Congratulations to you all!! @MarionCountyK12 @CTEmarion @TechnicalMarion

Nine lives for a cat that jumped from fire at 65th and Lowe. Cat hit grass bounced and walked away!

Train Like You Fight. FR students are learning the importance of physical preparation for a very demanding career. Because were a team, we have to be ready to not only save the public, but also our fellow firefighters. @TechnicalMarion @firesled

Here is an amazing young man. This is JC, a natural leader in his class. He frequently encourages his fellow students to push themselves farther than they thought possible. JC has a huge heart, a dynamite personality, and he is bright. He will go on to do great things!

It's a happy day to see our MTI Ignite students bonding and working together for a common goal. We have some amazing students this year and I couldn't be more happy about how far they have come since the first of the year. You are all amazing! @TechnicalMarion

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The many hats of an Airport Police and Fire Department officer webcenterfairbanks.com/content/news/T…

Do you want to serve your community, save lives, and make an impact on those around you? We will prepare you for not just a job, but a career. You will learn valuable life skills, the importance of teamwork, and have a sense of pride. Come join us at Marion Technical Institute.

I Regret to announce the death of retired Boston Fire Commissioner / Chief of the Department Leo D. Stapleton. He rose thru the ranks and served the ⁦@CityOfBoston⁩ from 1951-1991, he was a leader in firefighters safety. An author of several books . May he Rest In Peace