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A Needs Assessment of the U.S. Fire Service: A Cooperative Study Authorized by U.S. Public Law 106-398 (en Inglés)
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A Needs Assessment of the U.S. Fire Service: A Cooperative Study Authorized by U.S. Public Law 106-398 (en Inglés) - Administration, U. S. Fire ; Management Agency, Federal Emergency
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Reseña del libro "A Needs Assessment of the U.S. Fire Service: A Cooperative Study Authorized by U.S. Public Law 106-398 (en Inglés)"
This report presents results based on data from US local fire departments participating in a needs assessment survey. Public Law 106-398, Fire Investment and Response Enhancement (FIRE) Act, Title XVII - Assistance to Firefighters, recognized that America's fire departments provide service and protection with impact far beyond the borders of the communities that support them. In order to provide this service and protection with the effectiveness, speed, and safety that their home communities and the nation as a whole demand, many fire departments will need to increase their resources, in any of several categories. PL 106-398 created a fund to support worthy proposals to address these needs. But PL 106-398 also recognized that our current understanding of the magnitude and nature of fire department needs is not well defined. Furthermore, the rationale for Federal government assistance to meet these needs is also in need of greater definition, given the normal presumption that routine fire protection is a local function, set to meet locally defined goals and supported by local resources.
