Fire Department Cooperative Efforts Strategies
There is an increased interest regarding cooperative, or shared, service delivery options for fire and EMS agencies. Although often thought of only as “merger” approaches,
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Benchmarking for Improvement: ISO and ESCI Team Up
How do you demonstrate to the people and community you serve that you’re doing a good job? Do you have a clear, definitive method to
Succession Planning for Fire and Rescue Organizations
Emergency Services Consulting International (ESCI), the consulting arm of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, is excited to offer Succession Management Programs to Fire and EMS Organizations One
ESCI Announces a New and Exciting Partnership with ISO
How Does Your Fire Department Compare? A Critical Service Delivery Assessment Tool for Fire Departments Benchmarking: A critical service delivery assessment tool for fire departments
ESCI Presenting at Learning Lab at FRI 2017
The Learning Labs are located inside the IAFC Pavilion in exhibit hall and attendance is free. ESCI staff will present five, 30 minute topics.
ESCI Announces Fields Consulting Group Acquisition
ESCI Announces Fields Consulting Group Acquisition: Emergency Services Consulting International, the consulting arm of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, is pleased to announce a
Upcoming Speaking Engagements
Situational Awareness: It’s Not Just for the Fireground Anymore! ESCI’s CEO Sheldon Gilbert and Human Capital Division VP Dr. Cassi Fields will present at Fire
New Project Initiation
ESCI Project Team Has Initiated the Development of a Long Range Master Plan for the Dallas Fort Worth Airport Fire Department On January 30, a
New Project Award
ESCI has been awarded a contract for an EMS Delivery System Assessment for the Camas-Washougal Fire Department and East County Fire & Rescue in Clark
Moving Forward or Falling Back: Planning for Your Organization’s Future
The Staff of Emergency Services Consulting International (ESCI) will review the changing and dynamic environment of today’s fire service. Learn the basic elements of planning