The National Fire Academy Reporting Act requires the Federal Emergency Management Agency's National Academy for Fire Prevention and Control to submit detailed annual reports to Congress starting in November 2026. Each report must cover the previous fiscal year and include information about how many fire departments and firefighters attended Academy courses, how many courses were offered and cancelled, and how much money was distributed to state and local fire service training programs and to individual students. The bill affects fire service training across the country by creating transparency requirements for the Academy's operations and funding distribution. This is an informational and oversight measure with no new funding authorized—it simply mandates that existing Academy activities be regularly reported to Congress in a standardized format.
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