Requires a plan to boost equipment, training, and staffing for firefighter rescue teams, including those at ports.
This bill would require the U.S. Fire Administration to create a detailed plan to improve firefighter rescue teams. This plan would look at their equipment, training, and staffing, including for teams that respond to port fires. It aims to make these teams safer and more effective nationwide.
Currently, there is no comprehensive federal strategy for firefighter Rapid Intervention Teams. This means there's no plan detailing their equipment, training, or staffing standards, or how to improve their access to modern resources and ensure they work well together nationwide. If this bill becomes law, the United States Fire Administrator would submit a comprehensive strategy within one year. They would also provide a briefing within 18 months. This strategy would outline current standards, identify barriers, and recommend improvements for Rapid Intervention Teams, including those at maritime and port facilities.
HR 3370 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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