Thursday (1st) @ PVVFD Training @ 1000hrs, Vent-Enter-Search/Window Initiated Searches- We will focus on all the equipment needed to perform a VES and how to deploy it together. Next, positioning the ladder at the optimal angle for rescue or rapid egress. We will discuss characteristics of buildings that will help with window selection, as well as venting and clearing those windows. A heavy emphasis on scanning with a TIC from the window prior to entry, entering the room, and mapping the room will be given. Lastly, a discussion on “Hook and Looks” as well as victim drags and carries will be reviewed.

Extrication Classroom, 10/2/2026, 1800-2200, Crouch

Extrication HOT, 10/3/2026, 0800-1700, Parks

FF Survival/RIT, Date TBD, 0800-1700

Wednesday (7th) @ PVVFD Training Grounds @ 1400hrs , Saw Work- An alternate means of forcing a mortise locks, padlocks, and other security devices is using a rotary saw to cut the throw/shackle/bolts. Members will work on cutting garage doors, roll up doors, “window bars”, and more.

Saturday (10th) @ PVVFD Station 1 1000hrs AND 1900hrs, Saw Work- An alternate means of forcing a mortise locks, padlocks, and other security devices is using a rotary saw to cut the throw/shackle/bolts. Members will work on cutting garage doors, roll up doors, “window bars”, and more.

Monday (12th) @ E&E Towing @ 0830hrs OR PVVFD Training Grounds 1400hrs , Extrication OR RIT-Extrication scenarios for members to refresh skills OR When faced with rescuing a fire fighter- teamwork, communication, and focus will be the most difficult factors to control. Members will take an opportunity to discuss proactive RIT functions, “If you can’t truck, you can’t RIT.” Members will review the different stages of RIT, as well as small things that can be accomplished to make out jobs easier.

Recruit graduation is 10/15/2026 at Station 1 @ 1830. 

We would love to have you show-up to support our newest members. So many hands have a part in training our people. We want to share and highlight your investment in the success of these recruits. 

We hope you can attend.  This is a "wear your best" type of event. We hope to see you there.

Monthly Officer Meeting - 3rd Monday each month. 1830-2200.

Wednesday (21st) @ PVVFD Station 1 1400hrs, Conventional Forcible Entry & Through-The-Lock- Members will run thru the basic system used for inward opening doors, including hook and looks AND masking up with gloves on. Next, members will work on thru-the-lock systems and how to make them work for us.

Thursday (22nd) @ PVVFD Training Grounds 1000hrs, Line Management and Advancement- The back-up firefighter often makes or breaks the stretch. No doubt, the nozzle gets the glory. But if the heel firefighter(s) don't do their job well - the nozzle may never get in position. Members will work on catching corners, pre-loading rooms, and moving lines up and down stairs will flowing water.

Short staffed considerations and operations 10/24/2026 0800-1630 Station 1 Nelms 8

Wednesday (28th) @ PVVFD Training Grounds @ 1400hrs, Vertical Ventilation- A properly cut vent hole can make a huge difference in our fireground operations. A lot of time, vertical ventilation is overlooked due to lack of experience and understanding. Members will get opportunities to work on roof cuts using both vent saws and rotary saws.

Friday (30th) @ E&E Towing OR PVVFD Training Grounds 0830hrs, Vehicle Extrication OR RIT- Extrication scenarios for members to refresh skills OR When faced with rescuing a fire fighter- teamwork, communication, and focus will be the most difficult factors to control. Members will take an opportunity to discuss proactive RIT functions, “If you can’t truck, you can’t RIT.” Members will review the different stages of RIT, as well as small things that can be accomplished to make out jobs easier.

Monthly Officer Meeting - 3rd Monday each month. 1830-2200.

Monthly Officer Meeting - 3rd Monday each month. 1830-2200.