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Death prevention summit reinforces Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives
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March 06, 2007

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Death prevention summit reinforces Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives


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View the 16 Firefighter Life Safety InitiativesDraft recommendations from 2007 National Line-of-Duty Death Prevention Summit
Efforts to reduce firefighter fatalities were stepped up at the weekend as fire service leaders met to refine the national safety blueprint.

The second National Line-Of-Duty Death Prevention Summit in Novato, Calif., attracted more than 200 chiefs, firefighters and experts from related fields. Full Story

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