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The document outlines the application process for institutions seeking a fire charter from the Ohio Department of Public Safety's Division of Emergency Medical Services. It details the requirements for providing firefighter, fire safety inspector, and instructor training, including compliance with specific Ohio Revised Code sections and administrative rules. The application consists of multiple sections that require thorough documentation and self-assessment by the applicant regarding their training programs, faculty qualifications, financial resources, facilities, and curriculum. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of a structured approach to preparing the application and includes checklists for required documents.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Fire Charter Application in our editor.
Begin by filling out Section I, indicating whether this is an Initial Fire Charter, Additional Classification, or Renewal. Mark all that apply.
Proceed to Section II and provide the General Program Contact Information. Ensure that the program name matches the certificate name.
In Section III, complete the Authorizing Official Information. This person must have signature authority for your organization.
Continue through Sections IV to XII, answering questions regarding financial resources, faculty qualifications, facilities, curriculum compliance, and student services. Be thorough and concise in your responses.
Review each section carefully before submitting. An incomplete application will be returned.
Once completed, save your document and return it to the Ohio Department of Public Safety as instructed at the end of the form.

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