Hartford County Coordinators

Avon 2nd Alarm+ Fire
Avon 2nd Alarm+ Fire
CT Rail Exercise
CT Rail Exercise
Southington 2nd Alarm with Mayday
Southington 2nd Alarm with Mayday
Hawthorne Brush Fire
Hawthorne Brush Fire
Hawthorne Brush Fire Day 1
Hawthorne Brush Fire Day 1
Taskforce 54 to Stonington
Taskforce 54 to Stonington

Our Team

 
Todd Jensen (HQ5)-County Fire Coordinator
Ken Beliveau (HQ25)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
David Deskis (HQ35)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
Kellan Boudreau (HQ45)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
Steve Hess (HQ55)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
Corey Mosdale (HQ65)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
John Duffy (HQ75)-Deputy Fire Coordinator
Chris Sargis (HQ85)-Deputy Fire Coordinator

What Does a County Coordinator Do?
Fire Coordinators are there to be a resource for the incident commander (IC) and help facilitate requests for resources and tools they need for the operation at hand.

Coordinator Qualifications
All Hartford County Coordinators have at least 10 years of fire service experience and are trained to at least ICS-300.  These coordinators are appointed by the Hartford County Fire Emergency Plan Executive Board.

How Can a County Coordinator Help?

  • Function as a Staging Officer
  • Function as an Accountability Officer
  • Assist with Large-Scale Drills
  • Assist with Large Scale Events That Involve Fire Resources
  • Facilitate Resource Requests For:
    • Task Forces/ Strike Teams
    • Specialized Teams / Equipment
    • USAR / IMT
    • Communications Vehicles
    • STOCS Boxes
    • Town / Area Coverage
  • Incident Documentation
  • Assist with Funeral/Wake Coverage
  • Help Facilitate Overpass Salutes For Fallen Public Safety Personnel