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    • May 2021

    The May issue of Firehouse Magazine includes feature articles covering technology & communications, apparatus innovations, higher education, hazardous materials response and a preview of this summer's Station Design Conference in St. Louis. There is also a special "Technology for Today's Fire Department" supplement.
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    More content from May 2021

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    John Facella explains how NFPA ups its game when it comes to requirements for portable radios and remote speaker microphones.
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    Curt Isakson explains why fireground commanders shouldn't prioritize water/supply ahead of rescue.
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    Michael Daley provides invaluable guidance about where to find decision-making indicators in the first few minutes on scene.
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    Peter Ostroskey explains how the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy uses a laundromat-on-wheels to clean and maintain 600 sets of turnout gear.
    May 17, 2021
    How to craft an RFQ is among the new-for-2021 subjects that will be covered at Firehouse's 2021 Station Design Conference.
    May 17, 2021
    Curt Varone offers expert legal insight into how and why fire department embezzlement can occur.
    May 17, 2021
    Scott Burgess furnishes numerous pieces of vital information for the firefighters who respond to a call at a make-shift laboratory that produces methamphetamine.
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    Jared Renshaw tells why it's a mistake for fire chiefs to rest on their laurels when it comes to their education.
    May 17, 2021
    From tablets and updated radio standards to new alerting systems and AI learning tools, Firehouse has you covered in this special supplement.
    May 17, 2021
    Andrew Starnes demystifies color palettes' role in the use of drones on the fireground, at a hazmat scene and for missing-person searches.
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    Charles Werner's discussion with two fire departments that use tablets on the fireground exhibits how the requirements of the devices and apps for the ICS are quite established...
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    Barry Furey illustrates how improved ways of providing information to personnel and of controlling numerous station functions are continually evolving.
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    Lori Moore-Merrell lays out clearly why the generation and collection of data must be at the forefront for every member of a fire department.
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    Nominations for Station Design Awards
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    Firehouse Hall of Fame Class of 2021
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    May Hot Shots includes LAFD's use of its industrial robotic firefighting vehicle on scene of a massive commercial building fire.
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    Firehouse Editor-in-Chief Peter Matthews recognizes the value of fire service observances while stressing that the best practice is to "observe" on a daily basis.
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    Cody Santiago warns that a volunteer department's capability to retain members suffers when the department is run as something other than a volunteer operation.
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