The SWEVT Conference

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Texas Association for Emergency Vehicle Technicians

The 2026 SWEVT Training Conference

​TAEVT, AFSMA, & AAEVT offer a low cost, week-long training conference.
The next Conference dates are March 15 - 20, 2026.

The Conference will be held at

The Fort Worth Fire and Police Training Center
505 West Felix St.
Fort Worth, TX 76115

Rooms will be available at
TO BE DETERMINED

Standard rooms are available (with breakfast) - TBD

Please register early. We have a limited number of rooms at this rate.

Your registration includes:

  • Low cost training at $775 per person.
  • Access to two EVT special testing sites, on Sunday and Friday of the Conference week.
  • Access to classes taught by professional, factory level training instructors.
  • Access to endless peer networking.

​All training classes will be held at the

BOB BOLEN PUBLIC SAFETY COMPLEX in

Fort Worth, TX

Conference Schedule:

Monday night - Meet & Greet - Sponsored by Safe Industries

Tuesday night - Round Table & Vendor Event - Sponsored by Metro Fire

Wednesday night - Banquet, auction, and raffle to benefit Camp Sweeney - Sponsored by Siddons Martin Emergency Group

Sunday EVT Testing - TBD

Friday EVT Testing - TBD

Families are welcome to attend the evening events, Monday-Wednesday.

David Williams Scholarship

In honor of his dedication to excellence, we are proud to offer the David Williams Scholarship.

Calling all Technicians!

Enter for a chance to receive a scholarship from the Texas Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians for one attendee to the 2026 SWEVT Training Conference in Fort Worth, TX.

The 2026 SWEVT Fundraiser Benefit

We are proud to announce that contributions from the 2026 SWEVT Training Conference will be donated to Camp Sweeney in honor of Grady Jones, to further support the mission of helping children with Type 1 Diabetes attend camp.

Texas Association for Emergency Vehicle Technicians

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