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    • Incident Command

    The Firehouse.com Incident Command product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various fire service incident command products and services, including command boards, personnel tracking, incident command and fireground tracking software and fire scene command options.
    The Charlotte Fire Department published an after-action report following a deadly, catastrophic blaze the SouthPark construction site.
    Operations & Training

    Report on Deadly Charlotte, NC, Construction Site Fire Released

    Oct. 8, 2024
    Charlotte's fire chief outlined after-action report findings to improve firefighting operations following the city's largest fire in years.
    Operations & Training

    The Fire Scene: What Are They Looking At?

    John J. Salka Jr.
    May 13, 2024
    John J. Salka Jr. lists seven structural fire factors that can be discerned quickly when arriving firefighters gaze upward.
    Frontline Communications
    Apparatus

    Frontline Communications Delivers State-of-the-Art Mobile Command Vehicle

    Firehouse.com News
    May 2, 2024
    The vehicle will enhance the Montgomery County, PA, Department of Public Safety emergency response with advanced operations and communications features.
    3rd Alarm: Livestream Video of Rowhome fire in Allentown, Pennsylvania
    Operations & Training

    Three-Alarm Fire Battled in Allentown, PA

    May 1, 2024
    The fast-moving fire tore through two row houses and spread to others, Allentown Assistant Chief Michael Zellin said.
    Jacob Kelsen
    Operations & Training

    Justifying Risk on the Fireground

    Jon Nevin
    April 23, 2024
    Jon Nevin believes a predefined system to evaluate risk helps to prevent errors in decisions during high-stress events.
    Images by Richard Miranda
    Ventilation

    Understanding Unidirectional Flow in Below-Grade Fires

    Andrew Serra
    April 21, 2024
    Andrew Serra stresses that coordination between interior and exterior personnel is vital, and ventilation must be coordinated, to increase safety and chances of success.