Episode

Women in Fire International Conference 2026

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Fire Engineering Podcast Network
Published
Aug 26, 2026
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3131
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Summary

On this episode of Women in Fire, host Lisa Baker speaks with a panel to discuss the upcoming 2026 Women in Fire International Conference, in Austin, Texas. The conference will offer specialized training and networking for fire service professionals. The members of the panel emphasize that the environment allows attendees to drop their guards, build hands-on skills without fear of judgment, and establish mentorships with peers from around the United States. The conference also welcomes male firefighters and officers seeking to support their teams and improve department mechanics. The Women in Fire Panel Retired Lieutenant Heidi Simon from South Metro, Colorado Retired Lieutenant WIllie Saulsberry from Gainesville, Florida Firefighter/Paramedic Brooke Sims from Aurora, Colorado Women in Fire Trustee Megan Saylors