Four Alpha Fire Company firefighters were honored for a swift mayday rescue after a floor collapse injured a captain during a second-alarm fire at the Woodward Inn
DiGiovanna, a Lexipol ambassador and FireRescue1 contributor, led the Verdugo Fire Academy where he trained and mentored thousands of recruits and firefighters
A five-alarm fire tore through a Bronx deli and the apartments above it in the Claremont neighborhood, injuring three people, including two firefighters
A volunteer firefighter and his wife pulled two people from a burning SUV near Cameron, after hearing the crash from their home
The Tulsa Fire Department announced Assistant Fire Marshal Stephen Mixon died after suffering a medical emergency while on duty
EXCLUSIVES
Better Every Shift asks:
Are you documenting everything? Here’s why you should.
Are you documenting everything? Here’s why you should.
Tracking exposures, traumatic calls, hazmat incidents and unique situations creates a personal record that protects you long after the call ends.
SPECIAL REPORTS
UPCOMING & ON-DEMAND EVENTS
Demystifying NERIS requirements with practical, hands-on examples
Prepare your department to secure funding for safety equipment that matches today’s operational demands
From idea to implementation, fire service leaders detail the process of standing up health centers that are redefining firefighter readiness
Lessons from agencies mastering real-time collaboration under pressure
From checklists to command-post placement, leaders must build the foundation for confident command
Turn fragmented systems into seamless collaboration during critical incidents
Battalion Chief Steve Conn and Lt. Bassel Ibrahim detail mayday lessons from real-world events and progressive training
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.
Exploring what the survey data reveals about how fireground tactics are executed and how safety culture is perceived
Get the insights, expert advice and tools to help your agency score big on grants
Best practices for building your next apparatus – or fleet
Los Angeles-area chiefs detail lessons from the January firestorm to guide all-hazards response
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
Fashion & Accessories
Why reliability matters for firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and station personnel
As home fire risks grow more complex, departments are working with developers to show how sprinklers enhance safety and reduce long-term costs
From drones and AI to virtual reality, emerging innovations promise to reshape operations, enhance safety and strengthen decision-making across the fire service
Public safety drones are purpose-built to meet the real-world challenges faced by first responders
WATCH NOW
Amid the grief and devastation of survivors, many are sharing the courageous efforts of first responders, fellow residents, family members and even camp counselors who put their lives on the line to save others
OFF DUTY
From identifying your “why” to studying climb logistics, there are several factors to consider as you prepare to complete the climb in honor of fallen firefighters
Amazon Basics products include everyday essentials that are often the best deals on the site
Easy-to-use products that will keep your food fresh for the long run
Save on duty gear, Faraday bags, tactical clothing, command post equipment and more during the last long weekend of the summer
A devastating MS diagnosis ultimately helped me be a champion of resilience and growth
Smartphone health app users are more active, sleep better and eat healthier according to a new study
Many voltage testers pull double-duty with bonus features
Tips for fire service leaders looking to foster a culture of wellness
This gear protects eyes, ears and extremities from power tool injuries
It may not be uphill both ways, but kids walking to school is not without risk; these options can put parents at ease
PRODUCT RESEARCH CATEGORIES
The FireRescue1 Fire Wildland Products category features information, product listings and resources covering a variety of equipment, such as wildland PPE, packs, fireline nutrition, water delivery systems, emergency lighting, fire shelters and more.
The FireRescue1 Fire Communications product category features products and information for researching fire communications and covering a variety of products, including radio interfaces and mobile and stationary technologies.
The FireRescue1 Fire Exhaust Removal Systems product category features information and products related to engine exhaust and removal.
Firefighting boats are specialized vessels equipped with high-capacity pumps, water cannons, and advanced navigation systems, designed to tackle fires on ships, along coastlines, and in port areas. These boats play a crucial role in marine firefighting operations, providing rapid response capabilities and enhanced safety for firefighters in challenging aquatic environments.
The FireRescue1 Software product category features information, product listings and resources for researching incident response software, scheduling software and software subscriptions.
The FireRescue1 Fire Mobile Computers product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching Mobile Computing products, solutions and systems, covering a variety of mobile computers used for managing data in the field and on the move.
The FireRescue1 Firefighting Drones/UAS product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching Drones, also known as Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).
The FireRescue1 Specialty Vehicles product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching Off-Road Rescue, Command Vehicles, and Training Vehicles.
The FireRescue1 Fire Apparatus Accessories product category features information for researching apparatus accessories and equipment, including cargo slides and storage equipment, fire light bars, vehicle graphics and mounts.
FEATURED EDUCATION
How did you do? Don’t forget to share your results and challenge your colleagues
Firefighter-paramedic Raymond Miller, who served the Ashland Fire Department for over 30 years, was remembered as someone who inspired others
He responded to both cardiac arrest calls, and will be recognized as Paramedic of the Year