Janelle Foskett

Janelle Foskett

Janelle Foskett is the editor-in-chief of FireRescue1.com and FireChief.com, responsible for defining original editorial content, tracking industry trends, managing expert contributors and leading execution of special coverage efforts. Foskett has 15 years of experience in fire service media and publishing. She is based out of San Diego, California. Ask questions or submit ideas by e-mailing jfoskett@firerescue1.com.

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Quick Take: Top 4 reasons fire departments get sued – and how to avoid them
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Curt Varone and Billy Goldfeder outline the primary liability issues for career and volunteer fire departments
2020 trends: Fire service leaders predict what's ahead in the new year
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From enhanced focus on cancer prevention to managing medication shortages, fire service leaders weigh in on 2020 fire and EMS trends
10 chiefs answer: What does it take to be a fire chief?
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Fire chiefs share the critical skills, characteristics and motivations they believe are needed to hold the top spot
Q&A: The life-and-death impact of firefighter training
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Chief Ed Rush underscores the importance of focusing on simple and relevant drills
Worcester reflections 20 years after the industry-changing event
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Fire service leaders remember that fateful day when six firefighters lost their lives at the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse fire
Fire service leaders give thanks
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FireRescue1 editorial board and team members are thankful for so much this holiday season
Hazmat ready: Firefighter response levels and training
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Joe Kratochvil outlines preparation, training and safety considerations for these high-risk incidents
Fire chief who responded to Las Vegas shooting shares advice on MCI planning
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Chief Greg Cassell underscores the importance of interagency relationships in planning and staging for mass gatherings
Q&A: Active shooter prep requires adapting to the 'new normal'
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Chief Norris Croom highlights the need to plan and train for when to stage, when to enter the hot zone and when to retreat
Q&A: The fire department role in identifying and mitigating community hazards
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Chief Michael O’Brian describes the biggest risk management issues facing the fire service – and where progress can be made
Q&A: The importance of interagency coordination for active shooter readiness
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Chief David Hall explains the how agencies can use NPFA 3000 to manage response efforts
Fire chief describes unprecedented preparations for 'Storm Area 51' event
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Teams are working on multiple contingency plans in anticipation of thousands descending on rural Nevada
FRI 2019 Quick Take: Initial incident command for special operations
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10 response considerations for high-risk/low-frequency events
FRI 2019 General Session highlights: “Leadership Never Stops”
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Chief Chats focus on emerging issues; fire service leaders honored with prestigious awards
FRI 2019 Quick Take: Understanding how to find and evaluate fire service research
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Jahnke and Miller offer tips for locating applicable research and determining if it’s from reputable sources
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