Wall, NJ — December 4 — In collaboration with the Wall First Aid & Rescue Squad at the Middletown Township Fire Academy, the Wall Fire Company #1 conducted live fire training evolutions. Firefighters and EMS workers gained practical experience in controlled, real-world fire scenarios through the training. In order to extend hose lines, coordinate fire attacks, and uphold accountability on the fireground, crews underwent a number of evolutions. Throughout the evening, instructors emphasized safe operating procedures, situational awareness, and communication.

According to department authorities, live fire training is essential for preserving operational preparedness and strengthening fundamental abilities. Coordinated emergency responses are also supported by joint training with EMS partners. According to the agency, staff members are better equipped to provide the community with reliable and competent emergency services when they receive frequent training.