Achievements/Initiatives/Program Highlights (2020-2023) Significant events, milestones, program achievements, and operational accomplishments for CCFD from 2020-2021 2/7/2020 Board of County Commissioners ratified John C. Steinbeck as Fire 1/8/2021 Opening of Station 61 Chief 2/24/2020 CCFD was reclassified to an ISO Class 1 rating for it's exemplary fire 3/4/2021 Class of 20-2 Graduated 21-member rookie firefighters suppression program from the Public Protection Classification Program 5/26/2021 Opening of Station 30 March 2020 Emergency Declaration and Activation of the Clark CountyMuti-Agency 8/29/2021 35 members of NVTF-1 deployed to Hurricane Ida Coordination Center in response to COVID-19 pandemic 10/4/2021 Class of 21-1 graduated rookie class, with 60% graduating as paramedics May 2020 Deployed Community Based COVID-19 testing, 490,000 tests administered by December 2020 11/1/2021 Fire Prevention Division returned from Building Department to CCFD July-October Administered 8 FEMA Deployments of Nevada Urban Search and January - CCFD partnered with SNHD and other agencies to continue mitigation and 2020 Rescue Task Force (NVTF-1) to natural disasters in Louisiana and December response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including expanded testing and vaccination Oregon 2021 sites 7/6/2020 Awarded the FY20 Assistnace to Firefighters Grant (AFG) for COVID-19 January - Suppression responded to 152,262 total incidents support ($469,462) December January- Suppression responded to 126,706 total incidents 2021 December January - Training Division oversaw 260,070 personnel training hours 2020 December 2021 January- Training Division oversaw 280,171 personnel training hours January - Fire Prevention conducted 61,524 inspections and 9,425 plan reviews December December 2020 2021