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DeSoto Parish agencies hold collaborative live-fire training

DeSoto Parish agencies hold collaborative live-fire training
DeSoto Parish agencies hold collaborative live-fire training

Multiple DeSoto Parish fire departments and EMS personnel conducted a collaborative live-fire training exercise this week to practice real-world firefighting tactics.

DESOTO PARISH, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — Multiple DeSoto Parish fire departments and EMS personnel participated in a collaborative live-fire training exercise this week, using an acquired structure to practice real-world firefighting tactics before the building was safely burned.

DeSoto Fire District 8 joined DeSoto Parish Fire District #1, which hosted the event under Chief Magee, along with DeSoto Parish Fire District #2, DeSoto Parish Fire District #5 and DeSoto Parish EMS for the hands-on training session, according to a statement from District 8.

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Crews practiced fire attack, ventilation, hose handling and coordinated firefighting tactics in the controlled environment.

  • Desoto Fire Districts conduct controlled fire response
    Courtesy: Desoto Fire District 8
  • Desoto Fire Districts conduct controlled fire response
    Courtesy: Desoto Fire District 8
  • Desoto Fire Districts conduct controlled fire response
    Courtesy: Desoto Fire District 8
  • Desoto Fire Districts conduct controlled fire response
    Courtesy: Desoto Fire District 8

Officials said the realistic setting allowed firefighters to build confidence and sharpen critical skills needed for actual emergency incidents. Organizers also emphasized that inter-agency training opportunities strengthen both technical abilities and partnerships between departments.

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