Federal Study Examines Needs, Capabilities of Nation's Fire Service

Soon after Congress authorized the FIRE Act, they realized they had no overall picture to describe the fire service as it exists as first responders and as protectors of citizens of the U.S, apart from the resources of the federal government.

Source Firehouse.Com News

Jan. 22, 2003
Soon after Congress authorized the FIRE Act, they realized they had no overall picture to describe the fire service as it exists as first responders and as protectors of citizens of the U.S, apart from the resources of the federal government.
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