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By Shantee Woodards The Capital ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The heart races. Lungs burn. Even with their bodies telling them to slow down, most firefighters instinctively want to push ...
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By Greg Bogosian FireRescue1 Staff Background The Lititz Fire Company No. 1 in Pennsylvania has been a volunteer fire department since 1894. Covering a 10.2-square-mile area which ...
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The IRS changed the rules and requirements for volunteer fire department annual filings... and your department may have already lost its tax-exempt status.This means your ...
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By Marc Katz The Dayton Daily NewsENGLEWOOD, Ohio — Mark Jordan, like many employees at Creative Microsystems Inc., is a part-time first-responder. He works as a deputy with ...
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By Brian Ward FireRescue1 ContributorA new incident management system created by a Georgia firefighter hit the market late last year. LFG Command Systems was started by CEO Alex ...
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By Scott M. Bruner FireRescue1 Product EditorRescueNet Link is the newest system offering for ZOLL's RescueNet Data Management Suite, a group of software applications that ...
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By George Barnes The Telegram & GazetteHUBBARDSTON, Mass. — Fire Chief Seth A. Knipe said he takes full responsibility for problems that occurred in billing for the Fire ...
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The Deseret Morning News SALT LAKE CITY — Several Salt Lake County fire departments will soon have Bluetooth technology that allows emergency medical technicians to transmit ...
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By Scott M. Bruner FireRescue1 Product EditorThe most recent addition to the iPhone store for emergency responders is Island Software's MCI Triage, an app designed to assist in ...
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By Anne Lindberg The St. Petersburg TimesLEALMAN, Fla. — Firefighters from St. Petersburg and Pinellas Park who searched a county computer system for information to help them ...
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As mobile data continues to become more prevalent in public safety, the need to effectively manage data will continue to grow. The concept of data management is relatively simple ...
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By Jarret Winkelman Incident Response TechnologiesThe addition of computers as standard equipment in fire trucks, ambulances and police cars has introduced a new realm to public ...
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By Jamie Thompson FireRescue1 EditorDALLAS — A new product that aims to increase firefighter safety and accountability at emergency scenes debuted at Fire-Rescue ...
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By Dawn Gagnon The Bangor Daily NewsBANGOR, Maine — Keeping watch over the more than 100,000 people expected to attend this weekend's American Folk Festival is no easy ...
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By Sarah Schillaci The Star-LedgerMORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. — No GPS. No high-definition screen. No Facebook access.Just a no-frills means of saving lives and homes.That's the ...
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By Jillian Jorgensen The Union LeaderGOFFSTOWN, N.H. — The fire department has received a $2,500 grant for fire prevention from FM Global, a Rhode Island-based property ...
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The Associated Press NEW YORK — The New York City Fire Department has partnered with IBM to create a central databank for all building inspection and safety information in ...
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By Jim Woods and Martin Rozenman The Columbus Dispatch You are far more likely to need an ambulance than a firetruck.But Ohio won't let you see the records that show how fast the ...
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Editor's note: Jeff Greene, President of Gamber-Johnson, was recently featured in the following article from Next Generation Power & Energy Magazine where he spoke about the ...
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By Alex L. Goldfayn Chicago Tribune Copyright 2007 Chicago Tribune Company CHICAGO — We don't think about it, but the numbers are mind-boggling. There about 5.5 million 911 calls ...
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