The Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute (MFRI) of the University of Maryland is the state's training and education system for all-hazard responses. The Institute plans, researches, develops and delivers quality programs to prepare agencies and individuals to protect life, property and the environment.
The Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute (MFRI) of the University of Maryland is the state's training and education system for all-hazard responses. The Institute plans, researches, develops and delivers quality programs to prepare agencies and individuals to protect life, property and the environment.
LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS
2021 Public Fire and Life Safety Educator Virtual Seminar
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John W. Hoglund Maryland Officers Seminar
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African-American History and the University of Maryland: A Campus Landmark Tour
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2020 Annual Report
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MFRI and IAAI Partnership Brings Online Fire Investigator Training to Emergency Responders
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New Online Continuing Education Class
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Cadets lacrosse player had final season taken away - But she's giving back as EMT
She took the EMT class at the Frederick Public Safety Training Facility through the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute earlier in her senior year.
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Government and Industry
Open enrollment offers a variety of programs/ courses for members of the emergency services community outside of Maryland, as well as the private sector. All classes are fee-based and must be pre-paid.
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Regional Offices
MFRI has training centers around the state to provide real world training close to home.
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