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United States Fire Administration
Chief Officer Training
Curriculum
Community Risk Reduction
Module 4:
Strategy Implementation
Objectives
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 Identify methods for motivating
members
 Explain five intervention methods for
community risk reduction
 Identify potential intervention
alternatives
 Determine optimum solutions
 Identify resources for a selected solution
 Identify indicators of success
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Overview
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 Develop a risk reduction strategy to
address the highest priority risk or risks
identified in the neighborhood risk
profile
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Discussion Question
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What methods or actions can you use
or take to motivate your personnel
about neighborhood risk reduction?
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Types of Intervention
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 Educational
 Enforcement
 Engineering
 Economic
 Emergency response
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Discussion Question
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Why has emergency response been
viewed as something completely
different in purpose than prevention?
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Small-Group Activity 4.1
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Finding Alternative Intervention
Strategies
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Discussion Questions
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What specific interventions do you want
to apply?
What factors would you consider when
selecting the interventions?
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Components of the Strategy
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 Identification and description of the
interventions
 The target audiences engaged by the
intervention
 Implementation of the interventions
 Responsibility for the coordination and
management of the interventions
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Components of the Strategy
(continued)
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 The community partners involved
 The resources required for the
interventions
 Any other information needed to
effectively implement the interventions
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Discussion Question
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What types of resources are needed
for risk reduction interventions?
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Discussion Question
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Which resources do chief officers
have control of in today’s fire service?
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Discussion Question
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Why measure success?
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Discussion Question
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What are some indicators of success?
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Small-Group Activity 4.2
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Indicators of Success
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Module Summary
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 Showed the need to motivate members
 Discussed various interventions
 Examined the importance of determining
optimal solutions
 Explained the need to identify resources
 Identified indicators of success
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