In a focused seminar designed to foster open dialogue, municipal leaders met one-on-one with firefighters and fire professionals, creating a platform for candid discussions on the realities they face in protecting lives and property. The engagement underscored the municipalitys commitment to listening to frontline responders and developing practical solutions to enhance their effectiveness.

The forum identified urgent needs within the department while laying the groundwork for policies and strategies aimed at boosting morale, improving teamwork, and increasing overall preparedness for emergencies.

The meeting brought together key leaders, including Municipal Manager Dr. Salome Tomno alongside members of the Municipal Board, Lands and Urban Development Chief Officer Charles Kipkulei, Director of Disaster Management Mr. Michael Baimet, Fire fighters led by therr Fire Chief among other stakeholders.

The consultative engagements highlight a shared resolve to strengthen the department and support those who serve on the front lines.

Officials noted that the initiative marks a turning point for the municipalitys disaster response framework. By aligning leadership with operational teams, Kabarnet aims to enhance readiness, resilience, and coordination during fire and disaster incidents.

With the new insights gathered, the municipality is better positioned to implement reforms that will improve response times, safeguard property, and protect residents. The engagement also assures the community that the safety of citizens and the welfare of emergency personnel remain a top priority.