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Emergency Management Training

MEMA offers training courses developed and funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Eligible students include government officials from all levels of government, emergency services personnel, representatives from private sector organizations, representatives of business and industry, community emergency volunteers, and other personnel with responsibility for response to or management of resources related to emergency preparedness activities of government.

Course offerings, dates and locations are subject to change based on student enrollment, availability of instructors, facilities and funding.

Many courses are sponsored through the County Emergency Management Agencies. Please check our Training Announcements and online training calendar for opportunities or contact your County Emergency Management Office.

These partners also offer training opportunities for responders and emergency managers:

• Maine Fire Training and Education
• The National Domestic Preparedness Consortium

 

 

Last update: Tuesday, 31-Mar-2009 14:31:00 EDT

Training Calendar

• Technical Large Animal Rescue Course (TLARC) 07/10/2009
• Oxford County ICS-400 Day One 07/15/2009
• ICS-400: Advanced ICS Command & General Staff - Complex Incidents 07/18/2009

• ...more events

Training Resources

• Emergency Management Institute (EMI)
• FEMA Independent Study Courses (IS)
• State-Sponsored EMI Courses

Training Application

• FEMA Form 75-5 (required for all MEMA- and FEMA-sponsored training*
• Form 75-5 Instructions

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