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FdIIratnrc <br />There are three groups of outstanding volunteers on the SBMFD and those programs will <br />be brought to the FFD and implemented. The Community Risk Reduction Coordinator <br />supervises the Educator Program as well as coordinates the overwhelming majority of public <br />education programs including equipment demos, open houses, tours, school visits, safety fairs <br />and many other prevention activities. The volunteer firefighters are heavily involved in public <br />relations events, which will become a part of their annual service requirements. <br />The Educators lead the public education programs and coordinate the related activities <br />with the volunteer firefighters and the Fire Corps. The SBMFD believes that robust and <br />innovative education, safety and prevention programs are the key to not only reducing the <br />incidence of death and injury by fire, but, other causes of injury and death as well. <br />Fire Corps <br />The Fire Corps is a unique group of non -firefighting volunteer personnel, who help with <br />a myriad of task throughout the Fire Department. One of the primary purposes and critical tasks <br />the Fire Corps performs is running rehab during large incidents, which has proven invaluable <br />during fire ground operations. In addition, the Fire Corps participates in neighborhood <br />canvassing, home safety surveys and many other public education events department wide. The <br />Support Services Supervisor oversees the Fire Corps program. <br />2019 Proposed Budget <br />The proposed 2019 Budget is the result of all of the proposal factors coming together to <br />achieve an organizational structure that is efficient, effective and maintains significant <br />operational flexibility. To eliminate or change most parts of the proposal would make <br />17 1 Page <br />