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  • July 2024

    • July 2024

    The July issue of Firehouse includes feature articles on forcible entry, leadership and fire-based EMS, plus two special Firehouse Survey results, Mentoring in the Fire Service and part two of the National Run Survey.
    Operations & Training

    Hot Shots: Fire Scene Photos 7/24

    July 15, 2024
    First-arriving units in Bel Air, MD, found a well-involved attached garage with extension to the dwelling.
    Leadership

    Leadership Lessons: Creating an Organizational Vision: Playing the Long Game

    Kristopher Blume
    July 15, 2024
    Kristopher Blume tells how a department can entice energy, effort and resources and feed innovation via a well-crafted organizational vision.
    Photo by Victorian Simmons
    EMS

    EMS: How New Automobile Technology Affects Assessment and Treatment

    Richard Bossert
    July 12, 2024
    Richard Bossert applies his experience as a board-certified vehicle rescue instructor to inform EMS providers and rescue technicians that MVA patient treatment and removal must...
    Ken Morris
    Careers & Education

    Firehouse National Run Survey 2023 - Part 2

    July 12, 2024
    Part 2 of the Firehouse National Run Survey looks at Busiest Station, Busiest Chief, Busiest Heavy Rescue, Busiest Ambulance, Busiest Hazmat and Starting Pay Scales.
    Photo by Sarah Lowe
    Careers & Education

    Firehouse Presents Mentoring in the Fire Service

    July 11, 2024
    Firehouse is proud to present the findings from our 2024 Mentoring in the Fire Service Survey.

    More content from July 2024

    Photos courtesy of Baltimore County, MD, Fire Department
    Operations & Training

    Close Calls: High-Speed Crash Slams Engine Company

    Billy Goldfeder
    July 11, 2024
    Billy Goldfeder learned why members who were on scene of a medical emergency on an interstate came away relatively unscathed when their apparatus were struck by a separate passenger...
    Photo by Lorri Gardner/Columbus Fire Public Information Office
    EMS

    Enhancing Perceptual Skills and Simulation on a Budget

    Janine Curcio
    July 10, 2024
    Janine Curcio and Josh Bryan give hands-on-useful tips for ways that EMS training can expose trainees to stressors that exist in the prehospital environment.
    Photos by Jonathan Hall
    Operations & Training

    Engine Essentials: The Engine Officer’s 360

    Jonathan Hall
    July 10, 2024
    Jonathan Hall speaks to five particular elements of single-family dwellings as they relate to size-up and what they can mean as far as firefighter safety and strategies and tactics...
    Careers & Education

    First Due: Requiem for a Firefighter I Never Met

    Ed Rush
    July 9, 2024
    Ed Rush shares his story of attending the funeral of a fallen member as a way to remind everyone of important this tradition is.
    Photo courtesy of Berks Weekly (https://berksweekly.com)
    Leadership

    Fire Chiefs: Building Relationships, Forging Partnerships

    Jared Renshaw
    July 9, 2024
    Jared Renshaw urges fire chiefs to get out of the office and into the community as much as possible, to ensure that no opportunity to increase the department's level of service...
    Photo by Trevor James
    Operations & Training

    Window Features: Burglar Bars & Screens

    Robert "RJ" James
    July 8, 2024
    Robert "RJ" James unlocks the fireground clues to removing devices that keep intruders out of homes and businesses, so victims and firefighters can get out.
    Stations

    As Firehouse Sees It: Fire Station Fires...It Can Happen to You

    Peter Matthews
    July 8, 2024
    Peter Matthews informs fire chiefs and departments of the numerous complications that can emerge when firehouses aren't protected properly and, as a result, fire damages or destroys...