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National Fire Academy

National Fire Academy

Fire fighters academy in Frederick County, MarylandWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "National Fire Academy".

Nov 2, 2026

Trisha WolfordGUEST
8:49
So Josh, my good friend and a phenomenal chief, past IAFC president, And really, Josh was just willing to take a chance.
Trisha WolfordGUEST
8:59
This is a great segue for anybody that has thought about going to the National Fire Academy or getting in the Managing Officer program or the EFO program.
Trisha WolfordGUEST
9:07
Do it.
Trisha WolfordGUEST
9:07
Because every job opportunity I have had has come from an NFA relationship.
Chad CrossGUEST
0:23
You know, I never thought that AI was kind of going to be my path.
Chad CrossGUEST
0:28
And still to this day, you know, training's in my heart You and I met quite a while ago when I was an instructor at Palm Beach State College, and you helped bring me into the National Fire Academy.
Chad CrossGUEST
0:39
And over that time, I worked through the different ranks, and I came into administration.
Chad CrossGUEST
0:45
And you get the assignment to be the chief of IT, and you have to start learning fast.
AmosGUEST
1:41
Um, I spent a couple years as the fire chief for a nearby village, Village of Harrison.
AmosGUEST
1:45
Um, I was fortunate enough to go through an early version of the managing officer program out at the National Fire Academy, which just gave me a wealth of knowledge, and I appreciate, uh, that experience.
AmosGUEST
1:56
Um, and, uh, and finally, I, I, I get to do some, a little consulting on the side, so I help other, uh, other departments, especially going through this, this time of, of, uh, financial struggle.
AmosGUEST
2:06
A lot of neighboring, uh, Wisconsin, like, volunteer departments that are just trying to figure out how to keep trucks in the station, how to keep volunteers showing up.
Clayton O'BrienHOST
1:10
Uh, Hasemeyer possesses a Doctor, uh, of Organizational Leadership from Columbia Southern University, and a Master in Public Administration from Capella University, and a Bachelor of Fire Science from Columbia Southern University.
Clayton O'BrienHOST
1:24
He is a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer program, and additionally, Hasemeyer is trained as a firefighter, paramedic, instructor, fire inspector, and in all of the NFPA 1670's technical rescue disciplines.
Clayton O'BrienHOST
1:41
In addition to his current duties and responsibilities as a public safety director and a fire chief in Hernando County, Hasemeyer is a lead faculty member at Columbia Southern University, where he teaches online courses in their fire administration program.
Clayton O'BrienHOST
1:55
Hasemeyer is an adjunct instructor for Bowling Green State University and teaches at their annual state fire school.
Jason HoevelmannGUEST
38:27
Right
Eric LinnenburgerHOST
38:27
... you know, at the National Fire Academy.
Eric LinnenburgerHOST
38:28
So it's amazing those intangibles that, that, you know, it's hard to put your finger on it, but when it happens, you know, and, and it's so-
Jason HoevelmannGUEST
38:35
It is
Jack PattieHOST
17:03
Uh, it says, "Good morning.
Jack PattieHOST
17:04
Did the chief ever have the privilege of going to the National Fire Academy in Evansburg, Maryland? In my 25 years I was afforded the ability six times to go.
Jack PattieHOST
17:14
What a wonderful experience." That's from Larry Logan.
Jason WellsGUEST
17:17
Okay.
Jason WellsGUEST
17:19
It's amazing.
Jack PattieHOST
17:20
What is it? Tell us about it.
Jason WellsGUEST
17:21
So yeah, the National Fire Academy is an arm of the US Fire Administration.
Jason WellsGUEST
17:25
Their campus is in Emmitsburg, Maryland, which coincidentally is right next to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

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