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Student Pre-requisites Not Completed

IS-100 C Introduction to the Incident Command System, ICS 100 or IS-100 B Introduction to Incident Command System, ICS-100 or G-2302 Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Leaders Skillset Course

IS-200 C Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response or IS-200 B ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents

IS-700 B An Introduction to the National Incident Management System

IS-800 D National Response Framework An Introduction or IS-800 B National Response Framework, An Introduction or IS-800 C National Response Framework An Introduction

Basic Details

Name	COM-T : ( COM-T)
Description	This course trains emergency responders on practices and procedures common to communications technicians during all-hazards incidents and will assist experienced communications technicians personnel to work within the ICS organizational structure. The 40 hour COMT program is targeted for local, regional, state and federal cross disciplinary emergency response professionals with a communications background. Individuals who have assigned responsibility for MARC/EDICS, Mobile Radio Systems, State Urban Search and Rescue, and other communications resources (radio caches, mobile communications vehicle, deployable communications assets). The course is targeted to students who have communications technical aptitude, but not necessarily strong technical experience. The Florida COMT course follows the DHS COMT curriculum, and is facilitated by ECD qualified instructors. (Agency affiliation & endorsements apply)
PreRequisite	IS-100, IS-200, IS-700 and IS-800.. ISC 300 is highly recommended.
Target Audience	A public safety communications background with exposure to field operations, Fundamental public safety communications technology awareness, Basic knowledge of local communications and communications systems; frequencies and spectrum; technologies; knowledge of state, regional, and local communications plans Completion of the following training courses: - ICS-100 - ICS-200 - IS-700 - IS-800 - ICS-300 (strongly recommended, but not required ) A written recommendation from the student's supervisor attesting that the student possesses the knowledge listed above
Additional Information	The Florida Communications Unit Disaster COMT course length is five days (40 hours) Maximum student count is 16 participants. Target Audience for this course is students currently working in incident communications roles, and/or assigned to state and regional response team COMU roles, and resources who have additional ICS or communications training. Student roster will allow allocations for regions 1 thru 7 and MARC/USAR system. Registration will be reviewed/approved by instructor cadre/DEM Staff. Students who are selected will be contacted prior to course with additional information and requirements for registration to be finalized
Location	Osceola County
Address	1875 Silver Spur Ln Kissimmee 34744 Osceola Region 5 View Map
Date	Monday, Nov 06, 2023 - Friday, Nov 10, 2023 11/6/2023 12:00:00 AM 11/10/2023 12:00:00 AM
Point of Contact	Jason Matthews 3527423940 jason.matthews@lcso.org
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Event Status	Completed

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Approved to Attend

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Name	County	Organization
Robert Richardson	Lake	Lake County Sheriff's Office
Julio Herrera	Miami-Dade	Miami-Dade Emergency Management
Christian Dick	Palm Beach	Palm Beach County Fire Rescue
Zachery Hamilton	Leon	Division of Emergency Management
Daniel Weaver	Alachua	Alachua County Fire Rescue
Sean Nelson	Okaloosa	Ocean City Wright MARC 1
Patricia Wacha	Manatee
Zachary totton	Lake
Robert Rewis	Lee	Other-Lee
Matthew Kramer	Duval	Jacksonville Fire/Rescue Department
Johnathan Blatz	Okaloosa	Ocean City-Wright MARC 1
Nicholas Sexton	Duval	Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Dept/MARC 8
Bill Litton	Osceola	Osceola County OEM
Ryan Jacobs	Okaloosa	Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office
Jacob Holloway	Escambia	Escambia County Sheriff's Office
Adam Seithel	Osceola	Osceola County Fire Rescue
Joseph Rossi	Seminole	Seminole county fire department FLTF4
Bryan Green	Seminole	Seminole County Fire Dept.
Robert Botkin	Osceola
William Howe	Nassau	Other-Nassau
Juan Olea	Broward	Broward Sheriff's Office
Tim Boring	Volusia	County of Volusia

Standby Awaiting State Approval

If your name appears on this list your application has been approved by your supervisor or county/tribe emergency management program and is on standby awaiting final approval from the state. This approval may be dependent upon available space, the target audience, as well as other factors.

Name	County	Organization
Hileia Freybe	Duval	Jacksonville Fire Rescue Dept. MARC8
Pete Ramos	Palm Beach	Palm Beach County Fire / Rescue
Eustacio Sanchez	Palm Beach	Other-Palm Beach
William Scott	Pinellas	Pinellas County Emergency Management
Richard Galpin	Okaloosa	Other-Okaloosa
Robert Jones	Seminole	Seminole County Fire Department/Central AHIMT
Joshua Bauer	Collier	Greater Naples Fire Rescue District
Brady Barry	Flagler	Flagler county Fire rescue
Wayne Semenick	Flagler
Peter Pisano	Martin	Martin County BOCC
Hayden Kaufman	Marion	Marion County ARES
William Stiles	Okeechobee	Department of Health
Ryan Krenzischek	Miami-Dade	Miami-Dade Emergency Management
Dennis Jacobson	Broward	Broward Sheriff's Office OEM
Gerry Steege	Escambia	ESCAMBIA COUNTY FIRE RESCUE

Pending Supervisor or Emergency Management Program Approval

If your name appears on this list your application is awaiting approval (for state or 'other' employees) by your supervisor or (for county, tribe, and some city employees) your emergency management program.

Name	County	Organization
Robert Crews	Lee	Other-Lee
Natalie Rader	Leon	Department of State
Daniel Morales	Orange	Orlando Fire Department