After 30 years and five as chief, through historic unrest, major fires and diversity gains, Fire Chief Bryan TTyner will step down Dec. 31
Doyle Fire District thanked Cheektowaga officials and Rep. Tim Kennedy for a $240,000 grant that funded an EV fire-suppression system
After the new chief moved to oust three captains, 13 Jefferson firefighters resigned, taking 133 years of experience
Bismarck Rural Fire Department’s new 9,000-sq-ft facility houses three apparatus with room to expand and features a kitchen, laundry, offices, gym and bunk rooms
The FEMA Urban Search and Rescue pioneer helped build TN-TF1 and Memphis FD Special Operations
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UPCOMING & ON-DEMAND EVENTS
Addressing the key turnout gear questions from the FireRescue1 community, one by one
Jeffrey Stull answers the most common PPE questions he hears from firefighters
LAFD Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas leads a panel discussion about this defining moment for the department
Find out how your agency can access ARP and other grant funding, as well as the strategies and tactics that achieve government funding awards.
Preventing ransomware attacks is possible; our expert panelists offer several best practices your agency can follow to help reduce risk and mitigate potential issues
District Chief Sobieski offers strategies for handling performance issues and details how to develop a performance improvement plan
Find out how 5G enables public safety agencies to respond faster with real-time information that keeps first responders and their communities safer
Discover the best security postures with high levels of availability and reliability
Tackling questions from the FireRescue1 community about how to best manage firefighters and guide them to success
Learn about grants that can help fire agencies recover costs for COVID-19.
A crowd-sourced educational stress management experience with Mike Taigman and Angela Leath for cops, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, 911 telecommunicators and correctional officers
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
How lessons from COVID-19 are shaping the next evolution in PPE for law enforcement, fire, EMS and corrections
This informative webinar will provide key information on how two public safety agencies (one police and one fire) funded comprehensive smartphone programs that provided issued devices to all personnel.
Firefighters are protected from hidden station hazards with direct exhaust capture, air purification and real-time monitoring
Like a championship team, success in the fire service requires clarity, consistency and commitment
OFF DUTY
Caffeine, supplements, cravings – our nutritionists break down their top tips
Using an online tax preparation service or working with a public safety tax preparation expert might save you time and money. Here’s what to know.
Every little bit helps; find out which fitness clubs give first responders the most bang for their buck
Saint Florian is also associated with brewers due to lore that he once miraculously stopped a fire with a single pitcher of water
From classic and trucker hats to custom beanies and beyond, we’re got your head covered
Does your estate plan include an advanced directive?
Regardless of your level of wealth, the failure to establish an estate plan can be detrimental to your family
It could take more than a year to adjust benefits and disburse retroactive payments following the passage of the Social Security Fairness Act — here’s how to prepare
A pension might be padding for a comfortable retirement, but is it all you need?
From coffee, to healthy snacks and hydration options, make sure your firefighters have everything they need to recharge between calls with cost-saving subscription options
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Dispatch, Call Centers & 911 are critical components of emergency response, serving as the first point of contact between the public and emergency services. This topic covers call-taking procedures, dispatch protocols, technology systems, and training that ensure timely and accurate information is relayed to responders. Effective communication and coordination are essential for quick and safe incident response. Related content on Incident Command details how information from dispatch supports on-scene decision-making. Explore articles on best practices, technology trends, and strategies to improve emergency call handling and response efficiency.
Finance Software helps fire departments, EMS agencies, and public safety organizations manage budgets, track expenses, and ensure compliance with financial reporting requirements. This topic covers tools for payroll, procurement, grant management, and cost analysis to support efficient and transparent operations. The right software can improve accuracy, save time, and provide real-time insights for decision-making. Related content on Records Management Systems explores broader technology solutions that support administrative efficiency. Explore articles on features, integration options, and best practices for selecting and using finance software in public safety.
Hand Tools are essential for firefighting, rescue, and overhaul operations, providing reliable performance in demanding conditions. This topic covers axes, halligans, pike poles, wrenches, and other manual tools used for forcible entry, ventilation, and debris removal. Proper selection, maintenance, and training ensure tools remain effective and safe in the field. Related content on Firefighting Supplies & Equipment addresses additional gear that supports operational readiness. Explore articles on tool features, storage solutions, and best practices for maximizing the lifespan and performance of hand tools in emergency services.
Wellness Program Software helps fire and EMS agencies support the health, fitness, and mental well-being of their personnel. This topic covers platforms for tracking fitness goals, scheduling health assessments, offering educational resources, and monitoring participation in wellness initiatives. Effective programs can improve performance, reduce injuries, and enhance overall quality of life for responders. Related content on Training & Education highlights additional resources for professional and personal development. Explore articles on software features, integration options, and best practices for implementing wellness program tools in public safety agencies.
The FireRescue1 Fire Records Management product category is a collection of information, product listings, resources and solutions for incident reporting, data analysis, training, medical records, personnel management and risk management.
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The FireRescue1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) product category features information and resources on the topic, and covers a variety of devices and garments, such as respirators, turnout gear, gloves, blankets and gas masks.
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The FireRescue1 Firefighter Pagers product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching the latest in firefighting pagers and paging technology.
Defibrillators & Monitors are essential EMS tools for assessing and treating patients with life-threatening cardiac conditions. This topic covers automated external defibrillators (AEDs), manual defibrillators, and cardiac monitors used to detect arrhythmias, deliver shocks, and track vital signs. Proper training, maintenance, and protocol compliance are critical for practical use. Related content on Automated CPR highlights complementary tools that improve outcomes in cardiac arrest. Explore articles on device features, clinical guidelines, and innovations that enhance prehospital and in-hospital cardiac care.
FEATURED EDUCATION
20-foot-wide stainless-steel netting now runs along both sides of the 1.7-mile bridge
The incident in Ohio serves as a reminder for all first responders to both train and coordinate early and often with community partners
Fire Chief (ret.) Craig Daugherty recalled the day he responded to shots fired at the high school where his 15-year-old daughter was in lockdown