Are your fire department's protocols creating the very problems they’re meant to prevent? Join this webinar to learn how departments can leverage new technology to streamline ...
When every second counts, reliable communications can make all the difference. Join us to learn more about a solution to support incident command, fire and public safety communications...
Every second matters in emergency response—but outdated traffic signal preemption technology can leave first responders waiting at red lights when they should be moving. Join ...
Your department's ISO rating can do more than measure performance—it can help unlock funding, staffing, and operational improvements. Join two veteran fire chiefs to learn how...
Retired assistant fire chief Steve volunteered for the Special Olympics at the University of Minnesota and shared the many unexpected lessons he learned that week.
The Grapevine firefighters union overwhelmingly voted no confidence for all three fire chiefs, citing leadership and communication concerns and operational changes.
It's 4:23 a.m. and a 116-decibel bell starts to ring. Five people jolt awake and jump out of bed. Heart racing, they try to clear the fog from their heads while simultaneously...
While returning from a water rescue, a Bargersville lieutenant was struck in the chest by a stray tree branch that went through an open window on the apparatus.
The $7.5 million grant proposed by Rep. Andrea Salinas would fund peer support, suicide prevention programs, and other programs for firefighters and EMS crews.
The motorcyclist's attorney showed video of the Los Angeles Fire ladder truck going through the intersection and the motorcyclist going under the rig, leading to him losing a ...
Cleveland State University scored half of the allocation --$400,000 -- from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio while other recipients included fire departments and local ...