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Created as a Committee of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association, the Institute serves as an informal advisory panel of public safety leaders committed to reducing deaths and injuries to America's Emergency Responders. Members of the Institute, all highly influential and expert in their fields, are personally dedicated to the safety of the men and women who respond to emergencies on our nation’s streets, roads and highways. Members of the Institute include trainers, writers, managers, government officials, technical experts and leaders in the public safety world who through their individual efforts and collective influence can bring meaningful change.












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WATCH OUT BEHIND YOU A HIGHWWAY INCIDENT SAFETY COURSE FOR EMERGENCY RESPONDERS
The CVVFA Emergency Responder Safety Institute now has a 6 hours operations level training package available at no cost to emergency service provider organizations and trainers.
 
NATIONAL UNIFIED GOAL FOR TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT MOTORING ALONG
 
FIRE CORPS GRADUATES TRAFFIC CONTROL ASSISTANTS
 
NFPA Requests Public Comment On Temporary Traffic Control Job Performance Standards
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) one of the world’s premier consensus based standard development organizations has published a request for Public Comments for a project that will establish a Professional Qualification Standard for persons conducting temporary traffic control at highway incident scenes. Now it is time for you to weigh in with an email to NFPA in support
 
Legislation Would Train and Protect Emergency Roadway Responders
Legislation in Congress would provide grants to train roadway responders, study responder safety and track highway struck bys. Congressman Brad Ellsworth IN-8 a former Sheriff reached out to responders
 
Michigan Safety Advocate Work to Halt Texting While Driving
Fowlerville High School sophomore Jessica Lloyd has learned the inherent dangers of texting while driving the hard way, but not by her own doing.
 
Bridge to be Dedicated to Connecticut Trooper
State troopers will dedicate a bridge in memory of Trooper First Class James Savage, at a ceremony at Troop L barracks at 452 Bantam Road on Friday, October 16 at 1 p.m. The ceremony will include Savage’s family members, friends and fellow troopers. Savage was killed in the line of duty on Route 8 in Watertown on Jan. 22, 1986.
 
Traffic Vests and High Visibility Issues
Vests, High Visibility, Federal Federal Rule-We have it all here. Everything you need to know about Highway Safety Vests and the new Federal Rule is right here at respondersafety.com. No one has more information in one place about vests than we do.....
 
GOSHEN PA, FIRE CORPS AND CVVFA EMERGENCY RESPONDER SAFETY INSTITUTE TO TRAIN CITIZEN TRAFFIC CONTROL PROFESSIONALS
 
ANSI 207 PUBLIC SAFETY VEST STANDARD ISSUED
 
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