2012 Annual Report Naperville Fire Department - City of Naperville

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Citizens Appreciate Public Safety C.AP.S.Citizens Appreciate Public Safety (CAPS) is a community group whose purpose is to recognizeindividuals in the Naperville Police and Fire Departments for their contributions to ourcommunity. Since 1994 the organization has recognized police personnel and in 2002 the firedepartment was included into the program. Each year Naperville residents are asked tonominate police and fire department employees who have displayed an interest in the citizens ofNaperville in a manner which was above and beyond the call of duty, and exhibited a genuineconcern for the welfare and well being of all Naperville residents.CAPS is a 501 (c)3 organization whose efforts are wholeheartedly endorsed by the Naperville Police andFire Departments.C.A.P.S. Board Members: Michael Bratsos, Joseph Cassidy, Lou Cammiso, Ron Davidson, Ken Gettemy, JohnGustin, Paul Hinterlong, Terry Klein, Veronica Kloff, John Knobloch, Bonnie Marshall, Robert Marshall, PatMason, John Norman, Mark Puknaitis, Steve Schindlbeck, Dan Smith, Ruthi Sommers, David Wentz
Citizen Fire AcademyThe mission of the Citizen Fire Academy is to create a well-informed cross section of thecitizens from our community by describing the functions of the Naperville Fire Department.It will acquaint the public through a series of classroom and hands-on courses utilizing theresources and manpower of the Naperville Fire Department. It will expose the very natureof firefighting along with the danger and benefits it holds.Topics covered include: Fire Department Orientation, Apparatus Orientation, FireBehavior, Fire Extinguisher Use, Hose and Ladders, Air Pack Training, Arson Investigation,Public Education and Fire Prevention Bureau, Auto Extrication and much more!The Citizen Fire Academy is a program designed to give participants a working knowledgeof the Naperville Fire Department. The program consists of brief classroom discussions,with a primary focus on hands-on exercises. Classes are held once a week, on Mondaynights from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. The academy is conducted over a nine week period.There is one academy a year and each one is limited to 20 students. There is no fee foranyone who enrolls.Through the implementation of the Citizen Fire Academy, the department offers its citizensinsight into how firefighter/paramedics perform their duties, as well as how the departmentserves the community. Individuals who would like to participate in the Academy must be atleast 18 years of age.
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