As fire departments continue to focus on firefighter health and safety around fireground contaminants, this eHandbook dives into current and evolving firefighter PPE decontamination...
Disconnected data can hold your fire department back from true operational readiness. In this webinar, discover how bringing firefighter training, staffing, equipment, and incident...
Fire departments are embracing technology across all aspects of the job, including training for emergencies, managing incidents and enhancing firefighter safety. Sponsored...
Emergent has attained NEMSIS v3.5.1 certification, enabling fire and EMS departments to utilize a standardized platform for patient care reporting and data submission.
Mack D. Roberts II, 43, is accused of taking more than $11,000 from the Volunteer Firefighters Relief Association fund from the Thorndale Fire Company.
Norwich city councilors are weighing a vote of no confidence against City Manager John Salomone amid ongoing disputes over fire department reforms and leadership issues.
Rachael Grodzki and Patrick O. Stone explore the importance of futureproofing volunteer fire stations through adaptable design, addressing shifts in staffing models to ensure ...
Janet A. Wilmoth reflects on four decades of fire station design and fire service evolution, highlighting advancements in safety, wellness and sustainability.
This comprehensive renovation has features like sound-buffered dorms, separate living and response areas and upgraded officer quarters, fostering a supportive environment for ...
The current staffing leads to significant overtime, and there still aren’t enough firefighters on duty at a time despite that, IAFF 548 President Caleb Lewis said.
The DripDrop Hydration Giveback Campaign, in collaboration with the NVFC, aims to supply volunteer fire departments across the U.S. with hydration resources to prevent heat-related...
Miovision's 12-year partnership with Harris County ESDs enables faster emergency response, real-time intersection monitoring and improved safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Wells River firefighter Andrew Hayward was taken into custody after he allegedly ran a stop sign and collided with another vehicle while responding to a call.