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NJ Wildwood Convention Training-Thursday, September 11th, 2025
Registration Begins 8am in the Convention Center
This year’s program, presented by Safety and Survival and Battalion Chief Chris Santone, of Mt. Laurel Fire Department will focus on the important topic of Strategy & Tactics for Large Commercial Warehouse Fires.
New Jersey has been inundated with these large warehouses with several serious fires here and around the United States resulting in often over-taxed resources, many stations responding, and both tactical and strategic errors made. We all may sometime have an opportunity to respond to one of these massive events. Chief Santone will try to make us better prepared should we respond to and command or participate in one of these large-scale events.
These are very complex events posing significant challenges due to building size, fuel load, access limitations, delayed detection, and potential structural collapse. This training program will explore real-world case studies, fire behavior in these open and high-ceiling environments, pre-planning considerations, and coordinated multi-company operations. The course will emphasize the importance of early risk assessment, water supply management, command structure, ventilation tactics, and defensive vs. offensive decision-making in rapidly evolving fire conditions.
This program is designed to enhance operational leadership through decision-making, reinforce incident command principles, and improve fireground outcomes through proactive planning and decisive tactical execution.
This is a great program that you don’t want to miss!
If you pre-pay your 2026 dues before Wildwood, the cost will only be $10.00 per attendee. If you haven’t paid your 2026 dues the cost will be $25.00. Non-members cost of the seminar will be $40.00.
Remember all officers can join the association. Watch our social media outlets and webpage for registration information. See you in Wildwood!
The New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association proudly presents "Managing Large Outdoor Events." This course will be held May 31st, 2025 at the New Market Fire Department (801 S. Washington Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854) and will run from 9am-12 noon.
This is free to active NJ Firefighters.
Any questions you have and to RSVP to the event, please e-mail Central Region Trustee Artie Hayducka: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association proudly presents our "Intro to Officer Development Webinar Series." Please click on the link to access the flyer, which will be broken down into (6) 1.5 hour sessions on Tuesday Evenings from October 8th to November 12th, 2024 at 1900.
This is free to members of NJSFCA and $25.00 for non-members. Classes include Incident Size-Up, Engine and Truck Co. Ops, Incident Command, Mentorship and Customer Service.
Any questions, please e-mail us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Location: Wildwood Convention Center
This program is for anyone who may serve in a leadership position. Association Members are $25.00, and $40.00 for non-members.
Any questions, please e-mail us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
“The Mission and purpose of the New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association is :
To provide visionary leadership for chief fire officers and fire departments in New Jersey.
To provide support and resources to chief officers through education, exchange of ideas, and
knowledge in:
● Fire Prevention
● Fire Operations
● Fire Administration
● Firefighter health, wellness, and safety
a. Advocate before, as well as partner with governmental bodies on matters impacting the work,
safety,
and health of New Jersey chief fire officers, firefighters, and the public.
b. Promote professionalism, respect, integrity, diversity, pride, and leadership among and
between
New Jersey fire associations, chief fire officers, and fire departments.
c. Support New Jersey fire officers and fire departments in their efforts to build and strengthen
their
relationships with the communities they serve.
d. Promote professional development for the leaders of NJ Fire & Emergency Services.
e. To advocate on behalf of the NJ Fire and Emergency Services
f. The discussion and dissemination of methods of Prevention and Suppression of fires.
g. To give attention to such other matters as the Fire Service shall, from time to time, bring
before it
for discussion and possible action.
h. The promotion of social and fraternal fellowship.”