Amapa's Fire Department Renewed by Almost 40% as 129 New Firefighters Graduate

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Amapa's Governor Clecio Luis celebrated the graduation of 129 new firefighters who completed the Soldier Training Course (CFSD) of the Military Fire Department of Amapa (CBM-AP), marking the second class of the 2022 exam convened by the administration. This milestone has significantly renewed the Amapa fire department, with a nearly 40% increase in the force, from 988 firefighters in 2022 to 1,366 firefighters currently. The training course, held from February to Wednesday, the 6th, with a total workload of 1,165 class hours, equipped the new firefighters with theoretical and practical skills to work in emergency prevention and response actions, rescues, and salvage, as well as operational firefighting activities.

Key Takeaways:

  • The graduation of 129 new firefighters represents the second class of the 2022 exam convened by the administration, marking a significant renewal of the Amapa fire department by almost 40%.
  • The training course, which lasted from February to Wednesday, the 6th, with 1,165 class hours, equipped the new firefighters with skills in emergency prevention and response, rescues, salvage, and operational firefighting activities.
  • Governor Clecio Luis celebrated the completion of the course with the 129 new soldiers and their families, highlighting the importance of public service and safety in the state of Amapa.
  • The Amapa fire department now has a total of 1,366 firefighters, an increase from 988 in 2022, demonstrating the administration's commitment to investing in public safety.
  • The graduation ceremony also saw the first-time awarding of the Intellectual Merit Medals to the top three students in the program, recognizing merit, effort, and overcoming challenges throughout the course.
  • The measure injects revenue into the economy, boosts commerce and services, and integrates two of the administration's priorities: safety and economic development.

Statistics:

  • 129 new firefighters graduated from the Soldier Training Course (CFSD) of the Military Fire Department of Amapa (CBM-AP).
  • The Amapa fire department has been renewed by almost 40% with the graduation of the new firefighters.
  • The training course lasted from February to Wednesday, the 6th, with a total workload of 1,165 class hours.
  • The fire department now has a total of 1,366 firefighters, an increase from 988 in 2022.
  • The medals awarded to the top three students in the program recognized merit, effort, and overcoming challenges throughout the course.

Sources:

  • Agencia Amapa: A melhor turma formada para uma nova fase do Corpo de Bombeiros do Amapa celebra governador Clecio Luis na formatura de 129 novos soldados.