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September 8, 2023

From drones and crew alerting technology to fire apparatus and ambulances, be sure to walk the exhibit floor at Firehouse Expo this year. Open Sept. 27-29, you'll have the opportunity to talk with manufacturers and dealers and learn how they can provide solutions to your department's current and future needs.

The exhibit floor is free to access. Click here to see what companies you can meet with.

2023 LODDs: 59 | Civilian Fire Deaths: 1,450 (per USFA)

Stay safe!

TOP NEWS & VIDEOS
The wall was created to honor firefighters who died of illnesses related to the 9/11 terrorist attack.
Suspended Muncie Capt. Troy Dulaney is appealing the permanent revocation of his fire certifications.
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Pembroke Lt. Terrence 'Terry' M. Judge, 64, died of an apparent stroke in March after assisting at a flooding detail.
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Louisa County Firefighter/EMT Mia Ethridge, 20, is remembered for her positive outlook and willingness to help.
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Los Angeles County firefighters and lifeguards helped the couple leave the cave.
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New Charleston fire stations are in the pipeline for Cainhoy, a rapidly growing part of the city.
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Curt Isakson urges fireground commanders, particularly those with county agencies, to prepare for circumstances that require "graduating beyond the basics of everyday firefighting."
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Douglas LeValley says fire departments must prepare for excessively high-temperature fires, risk of structural collapse, charging-station uncertainties and water supply issues.
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Scott Lancaster shares five lessons learned that emerged from the response to a WUI-induced fire at buildings that contained corrosive, flammable, poisonous and toxic chemicals.
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