Municipalities and public establishments for inter-communal cooperation are competent to build, acquire or lease the property necessary for the operation of the first response centres of the local fire and rescue services.
All volunteer firefighters or volunteers on civic service with the firefighters benefit, from the start of their period of commitment, from initial training and, subsequently, from ongoing training.
Voluntary firefighters with training or experience may have it recognised with a view to being exempted in whole or in part from the initial or ongoing training mentioned in article L. 1424-37 or to sit competitive entrance examinations to the civil service.
For the entire duration of their commitment and, after termination of their commitment, for a period not exceeding twenty-four months, volunteer fire fighters who have completed the training enabling them to participate in missions of emergency first aid and care for people are deemed to meet the training conditions enabling them to provide first aid to injured or sick employees of the company in which they work. However, where the…
The training costs of volunteer firefighters constitute compulsory expenditure for the commune, the public establishment for inter-communal cooperation or the departmental or territorial fire and rescue service to which they belong.
The fire and rescue services contribute to the funding of training for volunteer fire brigade officers provided by their national public training establishment.
The provisions of this chapter do not preclude any of the powers conferred on joint bodies by the laws and regulations relating to the local civil service.
Staff transferred pursuant to article L1424-13 retain the benefits individually acquired on 1 January 1996 in terms of remuneration in their original local authority or establishment, if this system is more favourable to them. They shall retain, under the same conditions, the benefits in the nature of additional remuneration that they have collectively acquired on the same date within their local authority or establishment through social organisations. These benefits are…
I.-The fire and rescue services are only obliged to carry out rescue operations that are directly related to their public service missions as defined in article L. 1424-2. I.-The fire and rescue services are only obliged to carry out rescue operations that are directly related to their public service missions as defined in article L. 1424-2. If they have been asked to take part in operations that are not directly…
The departmental fire and rescue service must have within five years of the promulgation of the loi n° 96-369 du 3 mai 1996 relative aux services d’incendie et de secours : 1° A departmental fire and rescue operational centre responsible for coordinating the operational activity of the fire and rescue services at department level; 2° One, or, if necessary, several alert processing centres, responsible for receiving, processing and possibly redirecting…
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