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  • Contains 3 Component(s) Includes a Live In-Person Event on 03/10/2026 at 8:30 AM (EDT)

    The CPSE Excellence Conference brings the most inquisitive and progressive minds in the fire and emergency service together for three and a-half-days to advance agency accreditation, promote professional credentialing, and encourage continuous improvement.

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    March 10-13, 2026


    The CPSE Excellence Conference brings the most inquisitive and progressive minds in the fire and emergency service together for three and a-half-days to advance agency accreditation, promote professional credentialing, and encourage continuous improvement. 

    What to Expect:
     
    Education – Over 75 sessions to choose from covering the following topics: Advanced and Basic Accreditation, Credentialing, Leadership and Management, Community Risk Reduction, Innovation Through Technology, and Health and Safety.
     
    Exhibit Hall – Explore products and services displayed by industry-relevant companies. 
     
    Networking Opportunities – Make the most of your time at the Excellence Conference by connecting with like-minded professionals to learn from their successes and experiences improving their departments and themselves.
     
    CFAI Hearings – Observe agencies presenting themselves for accreditation by the Commission. You’ll have the opportunity to listen to the deliberations of the Commission and the peer team leader present the recommendations and findings of the team. Observing the hearings is a great way to help you and your department prepare for future accreditation cycles.
     
    Location – Caribe Royale, Orlando, 8101 World Center Drive, Orlando, FL 32821


    Registration Rates: 

     Registration Dates Rate
    Early Bird October 6, 2025 through January 7, 2026 $740
    Regular January 8, 2026 - February 16, 2026 $790
    Late Registration February 17 - 27, 2026 $840

    Additional information can be found on the CPSE website

    To register yourself, click here. To request a group registration and invoice, or to request registration and an invoice for yourself, click here. CPSE will no longer accept emails for group registration. Hotel information will be provided in your registration confirmation.

    All registration cancellation and refund requests must be made in writing by 5:00 pm EST, Friday, February 27, 2026. A refund of all fees, minus a $75.00 processing fee, will be given for cancellations received by that date. Because CPSE has to guarantee numbers to the Caribe, NO refunds will be granted after Friday, February 27, 2026. Submit all requests via email to university@cpse.org. Telephone cancellations will NOT be accepted.

    A substitution of your full registration is permitted prior to the conference by submitting a written request to university@cpse.org by 5:00 pm EST, Thursday, March 5, 2026. No substitutions are permitted on-site.

    Stay connected with the CPSE Excellence Conference on Facebook and LinkedIn by following #CPSE2026EC.

    For questions, contact the CPSE office at university@cpse.org or 703-691-4620.

    We look forward to seeing you at the Excellence Conference!

  • Contains 3 Component(s)

    On-demand webinar features an overview of the practical and operational importance of Annual Program Appraisals.

    This on demand webinar features an overview of the practical and operational importance of Annual Program Appraisals. While a requirement for accreditation compliance, this course also offers ways to address completing them as well as how to weave them into the culture of your agency. 

     

    You will have 14 days to complete. Your 14-day access will start when you open the video. 

     

    Cancellation Policy: You may cancel prior to opening the video, with a $25 processing fee. No substitutions are permitted.

  • Contains 6 Component(s)

    Four-video on-demand series designed to orient the agency self-assessment to ensure that the community risk assessment is in alignment with Category 2 (Assessment and Planning) of the self-assessment model.

    The purpose of this on-demand series is to orient the agency self-assessment to ensure that the community risk assessment is in alignment with Category 2 (Assessment and Planning) of the self-assessment model. The series is broken into four components which are congruent with the four criteria:

     

    • Documentation of Area Characteristics
    • Risk Assessment Methodology
    • Current Deployment and Performance
    • Plan for Maintaining and Improving Response Capabilities

     

    You will have 14 days to complete the four-video series. Your 14-day access will start when you open the first video. 

     

    Cancellation Policy: You may cancel prior to opening the first video, with a $25 processing fee. No substitutions are permitted.

  • Contains 20 Component(s)

    *Prerequisite Course: Completion of the Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services workshop within the previous three years is required to attend this workshop.* Please note that the format of this workshop has changed. Review the details on the registration page before signing up.

    CFAI Peer Assessor Workshop

     

    February 2026

     

     

    Please review the details below before signing up.

     

    Prerequisites:

    Completion of the Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services workshop within the previous three years is required to attend this workshop. 

     

    Workshop Details: 

    Peer assessors are a key component of the agency accreditation process as they verify and validate that an agency’s accreditation documents meet the expectations of the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). This workshop is required for all agency accreditation managers and those wishing to become CFAI Peer Assessors. The workshop is presented in a learn at your own pace format with each learning module taken at your pace throughout the month. The workshop includes videos, homework, quizzes, and two examinations. The workshop lessons will be open for all participants beginning on February 1, 2026. All completed course material must be posted as follows:

     

    • Part 1 – Videos (CPSE University), Exam 1 (CPSE University), and Homework assignment 1 posted (SharePoint). Due by February 15, 2026 by 8 pm Eastern. 

     

    • Part  2 – Videos (CPSE University), Exam 2 (CPSE University), and Homework assignment 2 posted (SharePoint) – due February 28, 2026 by 8 pm Eastern

     

    Registration Fee: 

    $400

     

    To register, you must have a CPSE Portal account. Go here to create your personal account.

     

    All registration cancellation and refund requests must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org no later than two weeks before the start of the workshop. A refund request is subject to a $25 processing fee. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted.

     

    A substitution of your full registration is permitted up to one week before the start of the workshop. After this time, NO substitutions will be allowed. Requests for substitution must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org.

     

    Certificate of Completion:

    To receive a certificate of completion, participants must complete all videos, homework assignments, examinations, and the end-of-workshop survey. 

     

    CPSE regrets that refunds for any failure to participate in the workshop will not be given.

     

    For questions, contact the CPSE office at university@cpse.org or 703-691-4620.

  • Contains 3 Component(s)

    Overview of Defining Community, Workplace, Inclusion and Belonging, Psychological Safety, Strategies for Inclusive Organizations, Inclusive Behaviors, and Inclusive Leadership.

    In this webinar, CPSE Community Experience Manager Kelly Martin, will provide an overview of Defining Community, Workplace, Inclusion and Belonging, Psychological Safety, Strategies for Inclusive Organizations, Inclusive Behaviors, and Inclusive Leadership.

  • Contains 3 Component(s)

    Overview of the importance fire and local government associations are placing on data and technology, how data informs department innovations, and recommended data and technology practices for fire departments.

    In this webinar, CPSE Chief Executive Officer, Preet Bassi, CAE, will provide an overview of the importance fire and local government associations are placing on data and technology, how data informs department innovations, and recommended data and technology practices for fire departments.

  • Contains 8 Component(s)

    This on-demand course teaches students how to be effective mentors in diverse settings. It covers mentoring principles and practices, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in mentoring, and mentoring skills and strategies. Students will learn how to improve their mentoring abilities, build trust and rapport with mentees, give feedback and support, and deal with bias, discrimination, and conflict in mentoring. The course will also discuss the ethics and professionalism of mentors, and the evaluation and sustainability of mentoring outcomes. After this course, students will be able to use their mentoring skills in different contexts, such as academic, professional, personal and community settings.

    This on-demand course is designed to prepare students for becoming effective mentors in diverse settings. It covers the principles and practices of mentoring, the benefits and challenges of mentoring relationships, and the skills and strategies for fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in mentoring. Students will learn how to identify their own strengths and areas for improvement as mentors, how to establish rapport and trust with mentees, how to provide constructive feedback and support, and how to address issues of bias, discrimination, and conflict in mentoring. The course will also explore the ethical and professional responsibilities of mentors, as well as the best practices for evaluating and sustaining mentoring outcomes. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to apply their mentoring skills in various contexts, such as academic, professional, personal, and community settings. The course also provides an introduction to CPSE’s Credentialing Program.

     

    You will have 60 days to complete the four-video series. Your 60-day access will start when you open the first video. 
     

    Cancellation Policy: You may cancel prior to opening the first video, with a $25 processing fee. No substitutions are permitted.

  • Contains 3 Component(s) Includes a Live In-Person Event on 04/21/2026 at 8:00 AM (MDT)

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI model.

    Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Workshop

    Frederick-Firestone Fire District, Frederick, CO

    April 21 – 23, 2026

     

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI® model. It covers the development of the three key documents, the Community Risk Assessment/Standards of Cover, Strategic Plan, and Self-Assessment Manual.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE:

    • The Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Publication & student workbook.
    • 24 hours of instruction from experienced accreditation instructors.
    • In-class exercises to reinforce key points of instruction.
    • Introduction to online resources that will support your department’s accreditation efforts.
    • Multiple opportunities to engage and network with your peers.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

    • The steps in the self-assessment process, from building a team to becoming an accredited agency.
    • The key elements of the accreditation process:
      1. Creating planning zones for your response area.
      2. Establishing a risk assessment process.
      3. Applying the risk assessment process to your response area.
      4. Developing a critical tasking process.
      5. Determine needed resources for fire and non-fire risks.
      6. Assess current deployment practices and establish target performance goals.
      7. Develop response performance data.
      8. Key elements of a Strategic Plan.
      9. How to create a self-assessment manual.

     

    COST:

    Early Registration: $650 – ends March 24

    Regular Registration: $675

    Registration closes: April 10, or until full, whichever occurs first.

     

    *Onsite registration is not permitted*

     

    To register, you must have a CPSE Portal account. Go here to create an account.

     

    To register a group, contact university@cpse.org.

     

    WORKSHOP TIME: 0800-1700 Daily

     

    ATTIRE: Business Casual

     

    WORKSHOP LOCATION: 

    Frederick-Firestone Fire District Administration Building

    8426 Kosmerl Place

    Frederick, CO 80504

     

    AIRPORT LOCATION:

    Denver International Airport

     

    HOST RECOMMENDED HOTEL INFORMATION:  

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Firestone – Longmont

    11256 Business Park Circle 

    Firestone, CO 80504

    Website: Click here 

     

    Best Western Firestone Inn & Suites

    11228 Business Park Circle

    Firestone, CO 80504

    Website: Click here 

     

    HOST AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Frederick-Firestone Fire District

     

    PRIMARY CONTACT:

    Summer Campos, Accreditation Manager

    (O) 720-484-3367

    scampos@fffd.us 

     

    SECONDARY CONTACT:

    Bret Joseph, Division Chief of Training

    (O) 720-526-6588

    bjoseph@fffd.us 

     

    All registration cancellation and refund requests must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org no later than two weeks prior to the start of the class. A refund request is subject to a $25 processing fee. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted. 

     

    A substitution of your full registration is permitted up to three days prior to the start of the class. After this time, NO substitutions are allowed. Requests for substitution must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org.  

     

    CPSE regrets that refunds will not be given for no-shows.

     

    For questions, contact the CPSE office at university@cpse.org or 703-691-4620.

  • Contains 3 Component(s) Includes a Live In-Person Event on 05/12/2026 at 8:00 AM (EDT)

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI model.

    Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Workshop

    Louisville Fire Department, Louisville, KY

    May 12 – 14, 2026

     

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI® model. It covers the development of the three key documents, the Community Risk Assessment/Standards of Cover, Strategic Plan, and Self-Assessment Manual.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE:

    • The Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Publication & student workbook.
    • 24 hours of instruction from experienced accreditation instructors.
    • In-class exercises to reinforce key points of instruction.
    • Introduction to online resources that will support your department’s accreditation efforts.
    • Multiple opportunities to engage and network with your peers.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

    • The steps in the self-assessment process, from building a team to becoming an accredited agency.
    • The key elements of the accreditation process:
      1. Creating planning zones for your response area.
      2. Establishing a risk assessment process.
      3. Applying the risk assessment process to your response area.
      4. Developing a critical tasking process.
      5. Determine needed resources for fire and non-fire risks.
      6. Assess current deployment practices and establish target performance goals.
      7. Develop response performance data.
      8. Key elements of a Strategic Plan.
      9. How to create a self-assessment manual.

     

    COST:

    Early Registration: $650 – ends April 14

    Regular Registration: $675

    Registration closes: May 1, or until full, whichever occurs first.

     

    *Onsite registration is not permitted*

     

    To register, you must have a CPSE Portal account. Go here to create an account.

     

    To register a group, contact university@cpse.org.

     

    WORKSHOP TIME: 0800-1700 Daily

     

    ATTIRE: Business Casual

     

    WORKSHOP LOCATION: 

    Louisville Fire Academy

    1501 W. Hill St

    Louisville, KY 40210

     

    AIRPORT LOCATION:

    Louisville Muhammed Ali International Airport

     

    HOST RECOMMENDED HOTEL INFORMATION:  

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Louisville Downtown

    800 W. Market St

    Louisville, KY 40202

    Website: Click here 

     

    Residence Inn Downtown

    333 E. Market

    Louisville, KY 40202

    Website: Click here 

     

    HOST AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Louisville Fire Department

     

    PRIMARY CONTACT:

    LTC Kyle Fekete, Assistant Fire Chief

    (O) 502-574-3701

    kyle.fekete@louisvilleky.gov 

     

    SECONDARY CONTACT:

    Colonel Bobby Cooper, Deputy Fire Chief

    (O) 502-574-3701 

    Bobby.cooper@louisvilleky.gov  

     

    All registration cancellation and refund requests must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org no later than two weeks prior to the start of the class. A refund request is subject to a $25 processing fee. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted. 

     

    A substitution of your full registration is permitted up to three days prior to the start of the class. After this time, NO substitutions are allowed. Requests for substitution must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org.  

     

    CPSE regrets that refunds will not be given for no-shows.

     

    For questions, contact the CPSE office at university@cpse.org or 703-691-4620.

  • Contains 3 Component(s) Includes a Live In-Person Event on 03/24/2026 at 8:00 AM (EDT)

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI model.

    Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Workshop

    Mount Dora Fire Department, Mount Dora, FL

    March 24 – 26, 2026

     

    This course features three full days of instruction to help agencies prepare for accreditation under the 11th edition of the CFAI® model. It covers the development of the three key documents, the Community Risk Assessment/Standards of Cover, Strategic Plan, and Self-Assessment Manual.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE:

    • The Quality Improvement for the Fire and Emergency Services Publication & student workbook.
    • 24 hours of instruction from experienced accreditation instructors.
    • In-class exercises to reinforce key points of instruction.
    • Introduction to online resources that will support your department’s accreditation efforts.
    • Multiple opportunities to engage and network with your peers.

     

    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

    • The steps in the self-assessment process, from building a team to becoming an accredited agency.
    • The key elements of the accreditation process:
      1. Creating planning zones for your response area.
      2. Establishing a risk assessment process.
      3. Applying the risk assessment process to your response area.
      4. Developing a critical tasking process.
      5. Determine needed resources for fire and non-fire risks.
      6. Assess current deployment practices and establish target performance goals.
      7. Develop response performance data.
      8. Key elements of a Strategic Plan.
      9. How to create a self-assessment manual.

     

    COST:

    Early Registration: $650 – ends February 24

    Regular Registration: $675

    Registration closes: March 13, or until full, whichever occurs first.

     

    *Onsite registration is not permitted*

     

    To register, you must have a CPSE Portal account. Go here to create an account.

     

    To register a group, contact university@cpse.org.

     

    WORKSHOP TIME: 0800-1700 Daily

     

    ATTIRE: Business Casual

     

    WORKSHOP LOCATION: 

    Martin Luther King Center

    803 Florida Ave.

    Mount Dora, FL 32757

     

    AIRPORT LOCATION:

    Orlando International Airport (MCO)

     

    HOST RECOMMENDED HOTEL INFORMATION:  

    Hampton Inn Mount Dora

    19700 US-441

    Mt Dora, FL 32757

    Website: Click here 

     

    Comfort Inn & Suites Tavares North

    1380 E Burleigh Blvd

    Tavares, FL 32778

    Website: Click here 

     

    HOST AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:

    Mount Dora Fire Department

     

    PRIMARY CONTACT:

    Michael Smith, Division Chief

    (O) 352-735-7140

    smithm@mountdora.gov 

     

    SECONDARY CONTACT:

    Joseph Hightower, Fire Chief

    (O) 352-735-7140

    hightowerj@mountdora.gov 

     

    All registration cancellation and refund requests must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org no later than two weeks prior to the start of the class. A refund request is subject to a $25 processing fee. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted. 

     

    A substitution of your full registration is permitted up to three days prior to the start of the class. After this time, NO substitutions are allowed. Requests for substitution must be submitted via email to university@cpse.org. 

     

    CPSE regrets that refunds will not be given for no-shows.

     

    For questions, contact the CPSE office at university@cpse.org or 703-691-4620.