Theory and practice of public management applied to fire protection. Examination of organizational structure and command, personnel development and management, budgeting and fiscal management, and management systems and techniques within the context of contemporary fire protection management. Assessment of policy development and advocacy by fire protection administrators in the political and private sector. Prerequisite: Public Administration 240; or permission of the section instructor. 3 hours, 3 credits.

Charles Jennings, PhD

Glenn Corbett, P.E.