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MU Fire and Rescue Training Institute to receive federal grant
Center for Domestic Preparedness Building
New grain engulfment rescue training program
Grain Engulfment Rescue Training Unit
Appointment of new special operations coordinator at MU FRTI
Ryan Rascher, Special Operations Coordinator
Appointment of new curriculum specialist at MU FRTI
Erin McGruder, Curriculum Specialist
MU FRTI receives grant from Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company’s Heritage Program
Erin Vosbrink of Fireman’s Fund Insurance (center) presents a check to University of Missouri Extension’s Fire and Rescue Training Institute (MU FRTI) to support Basic Firefighter training.
The University of Missouri Extension to bolster fire prevention efforts with FM Global grant
Engineering Specialist James Rauba (center) presents a certificate and check to the University of Missouri Fire and Rescue Training Institute from FM Global to support a fire prevention education and training project. Also pictured: Dr.
New regional training coordinator at MU FRTI
Regional Training Coordinator for Region I: Bruce Parton of St. James, Missouri
Fire Service Instructor of the Year awarded
Mark Arnold, Fire Chief, Thayer Fire Department, Instructor of the Year
New regional training coordinator at MU FRTI
Robert Creed will be responsible for coordinating training courses in Missouri State Highway Patrol Region B.
MU Extension and FRTI establishes an advisory council for the Institute
MU FRTI Advisory Council members in a planning session meeting
MU FRTI receives gift from State Farm
State Farm partnership program with MU FRTI.
MU FRTI receives equipment donation from Utilimap Corporation
The used TICs donated were valued around $1,000.00 each and will become part of the Institute’s equipment that will be used in the Firefighter Friendly Thermal Imaging course.
Three Missouri youths attend National 4-H Conference
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Three Missouri 4-H members attended the 2019 National 4-H Conference in Chevy Chase, Md., April 6-11.Sage Eichenburch of Prairie Home (Cooper County 4-H), Kayla Taylor of Leeton (Henry County 4-H) and Rachel Grubbs of Sikeston (Scott County 4-H) represented Missouri 4-H at the conference in the nation’s capital.
New partnership with the Pipeline Association of Missouri
Todd Johansen, Charlie Peel, Kathy Reed, Kevin Zumwalt and Gail J. Hagans show the recently signed agreement between the Pipeline Association of Missouri and the MU Fire and Rescue Training Institute.
New regional training coordinator appointed at MU FRTI
Region B Training Coordinator: Joseph Schilling of Kirksville, Missouri.
Appointment of new regional training coordinators at MU FRTI
Robert Little of Kansas City, Missouri, and Roger Meyers of Concordia, Missouri.
State Farm presents gift to MU FRTI
State Farm representatives visit MU FRTI and view the Institute’s Mobile Vehicle Firefighting prop as part of the Good Neighbor Citizenship Grant presented to the University of Missouri.
New Region G training coordinator appointed at MU FRTI
Region G training coordinator: Mark A. Arnold of Thayer, Missouri
4-H Build-a-Business camp draws top-notch entrepreneurs
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The seventh annual Build-a-Business camp, July 13-17, offers ideas to young people from some of the area’s newest entrepreneurs. The University of Missouri Extension 4-H Center for Youth Development sponsors the camp. Build-a-Business is part of 4-H’s Summers @ Mizzou program, in which students ages 12-18 will visit the MU campus to explore science, art, veterinary medicine, technology, nature and business.
MU expert recommends precautions to avoid frozen pipes
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Temperatures hovering near zero could mean problems with frozen water lines. Homeowners should take precautions to prevent pipes from freezing and know to how to thaw frozen pipes safely, according to University of Missouri Extension experts.
Elderly at special risk during frigid weather
COLUMBIA, Mo. –Frigid weather across the Midwest puts the elderly at special risk, said a University of Missouri Extension safety specialist. “Elderly in poorly heated homes or those of low income may unknowingly keep temperatures in a dangerous range in attempts to lower their heating bills.” said Karen Funkenbusch.