Advisory Committee
Purpose
The COCC Public Safety Advisory Board is designed to provide an avenue for two-way communication between the College administration, Structural Fire and Wildland Fire Science Program Director, Paramedicine Program Director, program faculties and the Central Oregon emergency services community. It is charged with advising and counseling the Programs in an effort to maintain and improve quality of instruction. The Board's role is to advise the College and the Programs on methods in which the Programs may better serve the community.
Membership
The Advisory Board will consist on one voting member from each of the following agencies:
Airlink Critical Care Transport |
Government Official |
Alfalfa Fire District |
Jefferson County EMS |
Black Butte Ranch Fire District |
Jefferson County Fire District No. 1 |
Bureau of Land Management |
La Pine Rural Fire Protection District |
City of Bend Fire Department |
Life Flight Network |
Cloverdale Rural Fire Protection District |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
COCC current student member at large |
Redmond Fire & Rescue |
COCC Paramedicine Program Medical Director |
Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District |
COCC student graduate member at large |
St. Charles Medical Center |
Community member at large |
Sunriver Fire Department |
Crescent Rural Fire Protection District |
United States Forest Service |
Crook County Fire & Rescue |
Warm Spring BIA |
Crooked River Ranch Rural Fire Protection Dist. |
Warm Springs Fire & Safety Department |
Ex-officio non-voting members include:
COCC Instructional Dean |
COCC Wildland Fire Program Director |
COCC Natural & Industrial Resources Dept. Chair |
COCC Wildland Fire Program Faculty |
COCC Paramedicine Program Assistant |
Crook County Emergency Manager |
COCC Paramedicine Program Director |
Department Of Public Safety Standards & Training |
COCC Paramedicine Program Faculty |
Deschutes County Emergency Manager |
COCC Structural Fire Science Program Director |
Jefferson County Emergency Manager |
COCC Structural Fire Science Program faculty |
Project Wildfire Program Director |
COCC Vice-President of Instruction |
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Other emergency service agencies within the Central Oregon Community College District may petition the Advisory Board to join the Board.