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=== Local Fire Station Meeting ===
=== Local Fire Station Meeting ===
'''''Learning Objective'''''
<nowiki>'''</nowiki><nowiki><mark>Learning Objective</mark></nowiki><nowiki>'''</nowiki>


''Team members will build relationships with their local firefighters, learn about station capabilities, and understand how NETs can support fire response during disasters.''
''Team members will build relationships with their local firefighters, learn about station capabilities, and understand how NETs can support fire response during disasters.''


'''''Facilitation Guide'''''
<nowiki>'''</nowiki><nowiki><mark>Supplemental Resources</mark></nowiki><nowiki>'''</nowiki>
:NETwiki article on [[Portland Fire & Rescue]]
:PF&R article on [https://www.portland.gov/fire/fire-stations Fire Stations, Administrative Facilities and Community Meeting Rooms]
 
<nowiki>'''</nowiki><nowiki><mark>Preparation</mark></nowiki><nowiki>'''</nowiki>


The NET Team Leader should first contact their PBEM District Liaison ({{EmailLink|addr=net@portlandoregon.gov|name=net@portlandoregon.gov}}) to help them schedule a day and time with the NET's nearest fire station.
The NET Team Leader should first contact their PBEM District Liaison ({{EmailLink|addr=net@portlandoregon.gov|name=net@portlandoregon.gov}}) to help them schedule a day and time with the NET's nearest fire station.
<nowiki>'''</nowiki><nowiki><mark>Facilitation</mark></nowiki><nowiki>'''</nowiki>


Begin the activity with introductions, briefly explaining the NET program and your team’s role in community preparedness. Encourage firefighters to share about their daily work, the equipment housed at the station, and their priorities during major incidents, such as an earthquake. During the tour, prompt your team to observe and ask questions about how the station responds to large-scale emergencies, what resources they can and cannot provide, and how volunteers like NETs might fit into the larger response picture. Keep the tone conversational and respectful of firefighters’ time—calls may interrupt, so be flexible. Close the session by thanking the firefighters, presenting them with your team contact information, and inviting them to attend or speak at a future NET meeting. Afterward, debrief with your team about what they learned and how that information might influence your local disaster planning.
Begin the activity with introductions, briefly explaining the NET program and your team’s role in community preparedness. Encourage firefighters to share about their daily work, the equipment housed at the station, and their priorities during major incidents, such as an earthquake. During the tour, prompt your team to observe and ask questions about how the station responds to large-scale emergencies, what resources they can and cannot provide, and how volunteers like NETs might fit into the larger response picture. Keep the tone conversational and respectful of firefighters’ time—calls may interrupt, so be flexible. Close the session by thanking the firefighters, presenting them with your team contact information, and inviting them to attend or speak at a future NET meeting. Afterward, debrief with your team about what they learned and how that information might influence your local disaster planning.


'''''Debrief Questions'''''
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* What surprised you about the station’s capabilities or limitations?
* What surprised you about the station’s capabilities or limitations?
* How do firefighters view volunteer support during major incidents?
* How do firefighters view volunteer support during major incidents?
* Did anything you learned change how you think about your role as a NET?
* Did anything you learned change how you think about your role as a NET?
* What follow-up steps could strengthen this new relationship?
* What follow-up steps could strengthen this new relationship?
<nowiki>'''</nowiki><nowiki><mark>Module Outputs</mark></nowiki><nowiki>'''</nowiki>
None.
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'''''Supplemental Resources'''''
:NETwiki article on [[Portland Fire & Rescue]]
:PF&R article on [https://www.portland.gov/fire/fire-stations Fire Stations, Administrative Facilities and Community Meeting Rooms]


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