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Colorado Fire Training Officers Association


Firefighter LODDS for current year as of:

2025


31

2024: 56 LODD

For more information visit:

U.S. Fire Administration


About the Colorado Fire Training Officers Association (CFTOA)

The goal of the Colorado Fire Training Officers Association (CFTOA) is to promote a safe and professional Colorado Fire Service through the use of professional standards and quality, centralized, and uniform training and education. The CFTOA will adhere to this doctrine and willingly share their knowledge to decrease the incident of firefighter injury and death.

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We offer an individual membership or organization memberships, up to ten (10) members within your organization). Members have the right to vote in meeting that are conducted every other month. Voting about certification policies, procedures, and testing.

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We also have a contact account if you choose not to be a member, but would like to hear about our emails, job postings, training opportunities, and meeting announcements. Sign up today and start receiving!!!


Upcoming events

  • CFTOA Meeting - June 12 - Zoom Meeting Only

    • 06/12/2025
    • 09:00
    • Remote
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    CFTOA Meeting - Remote, Zoom only.

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  • Fire Instructor II Class

    • 08/05/2025
    • 08/07/2025
    • Falcon Fire Department Headquarters. 7030 Old Meridian Rd, Peyton, CO 80831
    • 25
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    Colorado Fire Training Officer Association

    Presents

    Fire Instructor II


    Course Description:

    This Fire Instructor II course is designed to meet the requirements outlined in NFPA 1041, Standard for Fire and Emergency Services Instructor Professional Qualifications, 2019 Edition. This advanced-level course builds upon the foundational skills of Fire Instructor I and focuses on developing the knowledge and abilities required to supervise and coordinate fire and EMS training programs.

    Over two instructional days (approximately 8 hours each), participants will engage in structured presentations, group discussions, and scenario-based instruction focused on curriculum development, evaluation techniques, resource management, and instructional supervision. A third day is dedicated to Job Performance Requirements (JPR) evaluations, candidate presentations, and proctor review to ensure full compliance with certification standards.

    Each day includes a morning break, a lunch break, and assigned homework to support the following day’s practical activities and JPR reviews. Successful course completion requires active participation and demonstration of all required Fire Instructor II JPRs.


    Lead Instructor: Michael Scott, Assistant Chief of Grand Fire Department

    Attire: Instructor Attire

    Food: Food businesses nearby

    Cost: Free

    Please note: Some assignments may be required prior to start of class. Syllabus and additional information will be available upon registering for the class.

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  • CFTOA Meeting - August 14th

    • 08/14/2025
    • 09:00
    • South Adams Fire Department; 9911 E 104th Ave, Brighton, CO 80601
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  • CFTOA Meeting - October 21st

    • 10/21/2025
    • Leadership Conference, Keystone; 633 Tennis Club Rd, Dillon, CO 80435
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  • CFTOA Meeting

    • 12/11/2025
    • 09:00
    • Adams County; 1675 W 69th Ave, Denver, CO 80221
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