National Fire Academy Reporting Act requires annual reports to Congress on courses and programs offered by the Academy.
The National Fire Academy Reporting Act amends the Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974 to mandate annual reports to Congress about courses and programs offered by the National Fire Academy. These reports must include details such as the total number of courses and programs offered and cancelled, funds awarded to state and local fire service training programs, and funds awarded to students. Additionally, the reports should identify fire departments with personnel who attended Academy courses, disaggregated by state and personnel status (career or volunteer firefighters).
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