The California Incident Command Certification System (CICCS) is a cooperative effort between the State Fire Marshal’s Office and the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, Fire and Rescue Branch. State Fire Training is a SFMO responsibility, while the movement of fire service resources throughout the state during times of emergency is the responsibility of OES Fire and Rescue through the California Fire and Rescue Service Emergency Mutual Aid Plan.

Mission Statement

The California Incident Command Certification System Mission Statement is currently under development

Charter

The California Incident Command Certification System Charter is currently under development

Plan of Work

The California Incident Command Certification System Plan of Work is currently under development

Roster

The California Incident Command Certification System roster is available in Microsoft Word format, if you would like to view the Roster Click Here.

Meeting Information

The California Incident Command Certification System conducts meetings several times a year, if you would like to view information regarding past or upcoming meetings Click Here.

Document Downloads

Frequently Asked Questions (in Microsoft Word format) Click Here Historical Origin of CICCS (in Microsoft Word format) Click Here Peer Review Application Document (in Microsoft Word format) Click Here Peer Review Committee Overview (in Microsoft Word format) Click Here Recognition of Course Equivalencies (in Microsoft Word format) Click Here 2006 Wildland & Prescribed Fire Qualifications system Guide NWCG 310-1 (in .pdf format) Click Here 2000 Wildland & Prescribed Fire Qualifications system Guide NWCG 310-1 (in .pdf format) Click Here CICCS Task Force Report to the State Board of Fire Services Click Here CICCS Red Card Document Click Here CICCS Overview Power Point Presentation Click Here CICCS Meeting Notes from March 30, 2009 Click Here 2009 CICCS Workshops Summary Click Here Most of the documents listed above in the "Document Downloads" section are in Microsoft Word format. If you do not have Microsoft Word installed on your computer, you can download the Microsoft Word Document viewer by clicking on the icon below.

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