Forsyth County Incident Management Team

Forsyth County Incident Management Team The FC-IMT enables Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Emergency Management to provide assistance with managing pre-planned public events and expanding incidents.

The Forsyth County Incident Management Team (FC-IMT) is founded on the principles of the National Response Framework (NRF) and the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and is designed to allow for maximum coordination and cooperation between responders from all levels of government. The FC-IMT enables Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Emergency Management to provide assistance with managing pre-p

lanned public events and expanding incidents which require significant resources for preparedness, response and recovery, and provide mutual aid assistance as necessary. The team coordinates processes to allow for first responder safety, streamline incident management processes and enhance the ability to utilize federal and state funding to improve local and state agency readiness. The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Office of Emergency Management established and maintains the FC-IMT with qualified and experienced first responders and emergency management personnel. The office also provides quality training to enhance the team’s abilities to interact, communicate, make decisions, and improve risk management during a large scale incident or event.

20/02/2026

NC-8100 LSFTM – Coming to Kernersville!
March 23–28, 2026
Kernersville Fire Department – Station 42

Ready to sharpen your land search and wilderness rescue skills?

The NC-8100 Land Search Field Team Member (LSFTM) TR Wilderness Combo Class is an intensive 6-day training designed for responders who want to operate confidently in real-world search environments.

Field operations
Wilderness rescue
Land navigation
Technical rescuer integration

Register at: [https://terms.ncem.org](https://terms.ncem.org)
(Search March 2026 calendar for NC-8100)

Train for the day you hope never comes.

WS/FC Emergency Management wishes you a very happy and prosperous 2026!
30/12/2025

WS/FC Emergency Management wishes you a very happy and prosperous 2026!

Congratulations on your promotion, Nick Wylie! It is well deserved.
10/12/2025

Congratulations on your promotion, Nick Wylie! It is well deserved.

πŸ“… Save the Date!
Please join us in celebrating the promotion of Nick Wylie to Battalion Chief during his official badge pinning ceremony.

πŸ“ Station 42
1180 NC Hwy 66 South
Kernersville, NC

πŸ—“ Monday, December 29th
⏰ 4:00 p.m.

We look forward to celebrating this special milestone together!

23/11/2025

FEMA has released a new, free online training: IS-2901: Introduction to Community Lifelines.
This course introduces the Community Lifelines construct, an outcome-driven response structure used to achieve incident stabilization during disasters. Learners will explore the eight Community Lifelines and how they support situational awareness, prioritization, and operational decision-making.

Key objectives include:
β€’ Defining the Community Lifelines construct and its role in emergency management
β€’ Understanding the relationship between lifelines, components, and sub-components
β€’ Applying lifelines to support incident stabilization and response planning
β€’ Using lifelines to enhance situational awareness, reporting, and strategy development

Enroll here https://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=IS-2901&lang=en
Learn more about the IMTA and become a member today at: https://www.ahimta.org/

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