The Mile High Fire Training School will return to Fort Davis from February 20–22, 2026, offering an intensive, multi-day training opportunity for firefighters and emergency responders from across the region.
Hosted in Fort Davis, the training school will feature a wide range of hands-on and classroom-based courses designed to strengthen operational readiness, safety, and leadership skills for volunteer and career firefighters alike.
Courses scheduled for the 2026 session include:
S130/S190 L180 Pump Operations Vehicle Extrication Rope Rescue Fire Dynamics SPTIR Mayday EVDT Managing an Expanding Incident Documentation for VFD Forcible Entry
The Mile High Fire Training School is known for bringing advanced instruction to rural and volunteer fire departments, helping ensure responders have access to high-quality training without the burden of long-distance travel.
The Fort Davis Fire Department, a volunteer department serving Fort Davis and surrounding areas of Jeff Davis County, is encouraging interested participants to sign in early and plan ahead for the February event.
Additional details regarding registration, schedules, and course prerequisites are expected to be released closer to the event date.
