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t ONE CIVIC SQUARE ALLEN COUNTY JUVENILE FIRESETTE"CHECK AMOUNT: $50.00
CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 TASK FORCE-FT WAYNE TASK FORCE
+ `+ 1270 SOUTH PHOENIX PARKWAY CHECK NUMBER: 210735
FT WAYNE IN 46816
CHECK DATE: 7/17/2012
DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
1120 4357004 50 . 00 EXTERNAL INSTRUCT FEE
Allen County Juvenile Firesetters Task INVOICE
Force/Fort Wayne Fire Department
1270 South Phoenix Parkway
Fort Wayne, IN 46816
Phone 260-427-1483 Fax 260-427-5082 INVOICE 018
DATE: JULY 16,, 2012
TO: FOR:
Carmel Fire Department Juvenile Firesetters Seminar on August 9, 2012
2 Civic Square Registration Fee: $25.00
Carmel, IN 46032 CEU's Offered: 5
317-571-2600 317-571-2615 fax
DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
Keith Freer $25.00
$25.00
Bruce Knott
TOTAL $50.00
Make all checks payable to either: Allen County Juvenile Firesetters Task Force
or Fort Wayne Fire Department
Payment is due upon receipt
If you have any questions concerning this invoice, contact:
Captain Dave Meadows 260-427-1483
dave.meadows@ciityoffortwayne.org
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Allen County juvenile �e PirL
Firesetters Task Force
The Allen County Juvenile Firesetters Task
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with firesetting. The task force is made up -Z
of professionals from a variety of local
agencies, such as fire departments 7y,
probation departments, department of
corrections, hospitals, schools, mental pjl
health facilities, and social service agencies.
Referrals for an assessment can he made by
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anyone, including parents or caregivers,
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schools, counselors, doctors, or anyone else
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who interacts with the child. You can set
up a time for an assessment by calling (260) w -Z
Media and Other Risk
427-1483. At the assessment, the parent Q U
and the child will meet with the Safety Factors Assessment
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Educator of the Fort Wayne Fire Depart- ;•
ment and a counselor. Once the assessment
and InteT'Ventl®n
has been completed, it will be determined
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Morning Session :]uvenile Who is this training for? Afternoon Session : Assessment
Firesetters and Media and Intervention Strategies
While open to everyone, this year's juvenile fire-
Consumption setter conference may be particularly applicable
to: Juvenile firesetting is a devastating, costly and
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a `0 This presentation wwill expose sometimes deadly problem that affects every
Teachers and School Staff
the brain-based sways media community in the United States. Yet often,
influence development and Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors juvenile Fil"esettel"s go unnoticed, causes of fires
behavior, drawing on the � remain undetermined, and young people never
Fire Safety Officers and Fire Service 1 rofessionals
latest research. Media's increasing influence on receive needed treatment and/or consequences.
firesetting behavior will he explored, including This presentation will introduce the different
the rise in social media as a means of sharing' s c h e d u I e
types ofjuvenile firesetters, risk factors related
learning about and mimicking the misuse of fire.
Finally, o�tions for combating this rising to each type of firesetter that may lead to
1 g b 8:00am-8:30am Registration and Continental negative fire use, and appropriate
problem in local communities will be Breakfast
interventions/consequences for each type of
presented. Upon completion of this presenta-
tion, participants will understand the basics of
8:30am— 1 1:30am Juven Participants hiresetters and Media firesetter. swill learn
Consumption environmental, behavioral, psychological, and
brain development, how media affects percep
tions which lead to changes in behavior, how 11:30am-12:30Pm Lunch, with optional tow- of interpersonal factors that lead juveniles to set
fire is portrayed dangerously inaccurately by the the Northeast Indiana Public Safety Academy fires and gain techniques for interviewing (not
interrogating)juveniles suspected of setting
media, and how continued exposure to 12:30Pm 4:00Pm Assessment and Treatment of
fires. Finally, participants will understand the
inaccurate themes in media can desensitize Juvenile Firesetters
children and impact behavior. Participants will scope of treatment and intervention options
available and needed to adequately address the
be able to recognise the rising influence of social varied causes of juvenile firesetting behavior.
media on young People's perceptions, activities Registration
and behaviors, understand media's impact on Presenter: Kelly FloFinan, PsyD is a clinician in
juvenile firesetting, and what Parents and others Registration for the Juvenile Firesetter private practice in Muncie, Indiana. Dr.
can do to curb its influence. Conference is available ONLY online, Flofman has expertise in the assessment and
with payment by credit card. No cash, treatment Of juvenile firesetters, as well a
Presenter: Megan E.B. Kelly, MSW has checks, or purchase orders will be working with high-risk youth in residential,
worked with the Fort Wayne Fire Department
accepted. To register, go to: juvenile detention, and outpatient settings who
for the last nine years, assessing young People in
the community who have set fires. In her full- \vyvvv.signmeup.corn/84244 display maladaptive and aggressive behaviors or
who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Dr.
time capacity, Ms. Kelly the Senior Learning 1e istration includes conference
Registration 1-lofman completed her doctoral dissertation on
Advisor for Compassion International, based in admission, continental breakfast
the assessment and treatment ofjuvenile fire-
Colorado Springs Ms. Kelly has Bachelor of Arts lunch, five CEU's/Professional Learn- setting. Dr. Hofman received her master's and
degrees in Political Science and Human Devel- in Units and all conference materials.
g doctoral' dey grees from Argosy
opnent and Social Relations from Kalamazoo
University in Washington
Colleve and a Masters Degree in Social Work
from the University of Michigan. 9 DC. `a •�
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CITY OF CARMEL
An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show: kind of service,where performed, dates service rendered, by
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Invoice Invoice Description Amount
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Knott, Freer $50.00
1 hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s), is(are)true and correct and I have audited same in accordance
with IC 5-11-10-1.6
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Clerk-Treasurer
VOUCHER NO. WARRANT NO.
ALLOWED 20
Allen County Juvenile Firesetters
IN SUM OF $
1270 South Phoenix Parkway
Fort Wayne, IN 46816
$50.00
ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR
Carmel Fire Department
PO#/Dept. INVOICE NO. ACCT#/TITLE AMOUNT Board Members
1120 I I 43-570.04 I $50.00 1 hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or
bill(s) is (are) true and correct and that the
materials or services itemized thereon for
which charge is made were ordered and
received except
JUL 16 2012
Fire Chief
Title
Cost distribution ledger classification if
claim paid motor vehicle highway fund