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Vincennes fire chief reports 2,064 training hours and HAZMAT certifications

Vincennes City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Fire Chief Brett Boat told the Vincennes City Council the fire department has logged 2,064 training hours year to date and several firefighters completed a two-week HAZMAT technician class; recorded call totals in the transcript were unclear.

Brett Boat, fire chief, told the Vincennes City Council on March 9 that the Vincennes Fire Department had logged 2,064 training hours year to date and that several crew members completed a two-week HAZMAT technician class.

"Vincennes City Fire Department's had a total of 2064 training hours this, year to date," Boat said, and named personnel who completed the HAZMAT course: Josh Trotter, David McCormick, Griffin Major, Alex Smith, Jeremy Trowbridge and Christian White.

Boat also referenced recent call activity. The transcript’s recording of those call totals was unclear; the chief reported call counts in the meeting but the numeric values could not be verified from the record.

The report was delivered as part of routine departmental updates; no formal action followed.