Thanks for asking.
In rural firefighting situations, some firefighters respond to the scene in their personal vehicles, donning their PPE at the scene; others respond to the station bringing the fire apparatus to the fireground. All coordinated by two way radio communications as the available respond. FAE remains with a vehicle, and holds firefighter accountability tokens, alongside the firearm of choice.
We didn't require a law written by some genius in Columbus, nor a NFPA model SOP. Just a consensus of personal preference.
At this time we're not entirely sold upon a necessity for CCW within a fireground hot zone; meaning a burning structure and/or wildland fire interface. Yet, no is going to say: "are you CCW under your turnout gear."
Cheers,
OLA
Thanks for the info.
I’m in the rural area myself, and am GREATLY impressed with the speed that my neighbors have responded to situations at my house!