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Davenport Fire Department receives reaccreditation
By Sharon Wren,
2 days agoThe Davenport Fire Department has received reaccreditation from the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI), after a hearing on August 20 in Rosemont, Ill. The reaccreditation recognizes the Davenport Fire Department’s continuing commitment to excellence, accountability and continuous improvement in delivering fire and emergency services to the community.
The Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE) awards the accreditations, which involves a comprehensive review of the department’s governance, administration, community risk assessment, standards of cover, financial resources, programs, services and performance.
“Achieving reaccreditation is a significant accomplishment for the Davenport Fire Department and reflects the dedication of our entire organization,” said Fire Chief Jeff VanderWiere. “This process requires us to closely evaluate our services, measure our performance and identify opportunities to continuously improve. I am proud of the work our members have done to demonstrate their commitment to the Davenport community.”
The department completed an extensive self-assessment and developed a comprehensive strategic plan for continued improvement as part of the reaccreditation process. It also underwent an independent peer review and site visit conducted by a team of fire service professionals.
The CFAI accreditation process gives fire and emergency service agencies a framework for evaluating their performance and ensuring their services align with community needs and risks. Reaccreditation shows that the Davenport Fire Department continues to meet nationally recognized standards and is committed to ongoing evaluation and improvement.
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