Congressional Fire Services Institute (CFSI)
The organizations are mobilizing fire service personnel and advocates to contact their elected officials and push for reopening the National Fire Academy
As federal funding uncertainties loom, the Congressional Fire Services Institute emphasizes the need for first responders to follow legislative developments
A review of presidential milestone moments for the fire service – and how we can continue to advance the fire safety mission
Campbell previously served in roles as legislative correspondent and assistant, working on a range of economic and security issues
Take whatever steps are necessary to recruit, retain, educate, hire, consolidate or reevaluate
Fire and Emergency Services Dinner focuses on family and recognizing difference-makers
Reflecting on the next generation of fire service leaders
Louis J. Amabili, who gained national recognition with the landmark report “America Burning,” died following an illness
The challenges and opportunities presented by the new government require firefighters engage with their elected officials
A big victory in the presumptive legislation battle turn the tide in the campaign to rid firefighting of cancer
A long-running grant program is one option for adding a K-9 arson tool to fire or police agencies
Fire chiefs offer tips for mitigating and responding to the WUI fire threat
Bill Webb discusses the state of CFSI and the greatest threat to the fire service’s political influence
From health and wellness research, to roadside safety to community safety, CFSI education sessions hit important points
Fire service leaders cultivate relationships at CFSI’s National Fire and Emergency Services Dinner and Seminars Program
Several fire service leaders brought home awards for their commitment to the industry at the annual CFSI dinner
Long-time fire caucus member Vice President Joe Biden was the keynote speaker at this year’s CFSI dinner
