The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:
Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.
To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.
To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.
The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:
Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.
To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.
To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.
The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:
Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.
To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.
To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.
The Primary mission of the California Conference of Arson Investigators is the reduction of arson through the establishment of a professional organization which will:
Provide, develop, and support the establishment of training, educational programs and educational materials to improve the quality of fire investigations.
To support and/or sponsor legislation which will improve the quality of fire investigations and reduce the incidents of arson.
To provide a network of coordination and information sharing for identification, apprehension, and prosecution of those responsible for the acts of arson.
A Helendale house fire earlier this month that caused $50,000 in damages was the latest in a string of residential blazes to be traced to a zero-clearance fireplace, a County Fire official said.
Battalion Chief Warren Peterson blames zero-clearance fireplaces for roughly 30 percent of house fires responded to by San Bernardino County Fire.
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