Welcome to the Westchester County Department of Emergency Services Training Division.  You may register for two types of training: County and/or New York State classes. Each has its own registration application. See the appropriate section below.  Enjoy your learning journey.

County classes
This category includes all courses developed and delivered by Westchester County personnel, or outside agencies, primarily for Fire, Communications, and EMS audiences, but for other groups as well.

Registration for County classes is accomplished through the Westchester County Training Tracking Application (TTA). This category does not include any course offered by the NYS Department of Homeland Security, whether Fire, OEM, or other disciplines under DHSES. Registration for those classes is accomplished through the NYS DHSES Learning Management System (LMS).

Even if not logged on, you will be able to view available courses and access relevant Training Announcement Letters to see the entire schedule for a class. Directions for establishing a User Account are also displayed. Once logged on, you can request enrollment in a class by clicking the ENROLL icon to the right of the screen.

Register for county classes.

New York State DHSES classes
This category includes all courses developed by the New York State Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (NYS DHSES), delivered by NYS personnel and/or County personnel working as agents of NYS.  Such classes as Firefighter I, Firefighter Survival, Emergency Vehicle Operations, Firefighter II, etc. 

Registration for NYS classes is accomplished through the NYS LMS system. You must have a User Account set up before being able to register for any of these courses. Follow the instructions on obtaining a User Account on the LMS landing page.

Before registering for NYS courses, ensure you have obtained a copy of the Training Announcement Letter. While these are not currently available on the LMS site, you can click on any of the links below to bring up the relevant Training Announcement Letter. Before registering for a class, make sure that you have read and understood the schedule of classes (dates and times shown are all in-person sessions) and are able to commit to them. If you cannot, then you should wait for a future class offering that better suits your schedule.

Register for NYS classes.

Before registering for one of these LMS courses, ensure you have obtained a copy of the "Training Announcement Letter." While these are not currently available on the LMS site, you can click on any of the links below to bring up the relevant Training Announcement Letter. Before registering for a class, make sure that you have read and understood the schedule of classes (dates and times shown are all “in-person” sessions) and are able to commit to them.  If you cannot, then you should wait for a future class offering that better suits your schedule.

NYS Course Bulletins

Course #       Course Name                                                              Start Date                           End Date
23-079 Fire Officer Development Modules October 2, 2023 November 14, 2023
23-082 Fire Officer Development Modules October 21, 2023 December 2, 2023
23-090 Thermal Imaging Camera Training November 4, 2023 November 4, 2023
  FF1 National Certification Exams November 9, 2023 November 27, 2023
  Mental Health First Aid November 6, 2023 November 15, 2023
  Firefighter Contamination Reduction and Cancer Prevention (1pm-3pm) October 16, 2023 October 16, 2023
  Firefighter Contamination Reduction and Cancer Prevention (7pm-9pm) October 16, 2023 October 16, 2023

New Fire Students Welcome package
To access extremely useful information regarding Firefighter training, consult the “New Fire Student Welcome Packet" This document will answer almost any question you may have about training. You should review it in its entirety, as it will prepare you to maximize the value of your learning experience. Learning is a continual process. Never stop, and never let what you have learned to get rusty.  “If you don’t use it, you lose it!”