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Stewartville Fire and Rescue had suspended its first response service earlier this month to preserve PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Charleston Fire Department, already down 15 firefighters since last year, is expecting more retirements amidst hiring processes slowed by the pandemic
Many county leaders have refused to sign the nine-page non-disclosure and confidentiality agreement required to obtain address lists for their 911 centers
Four fire department representatives share their tips for reinforcing health and safety messages during the pandemic
The Coronavirus Frontline Workers Fair Pay Act would provide retroactive and ongoing hazard pay
The chief of the burn center said an increase in home cooking due to stay-at-home orders has led to an increase in patients needing emergency burn care
Oakland Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Chief Gary Walker, who worked as a Bloomingdale police officer, died Friday after 30 days in a coma
Share these COVID-19 myth busters with your communities and encourage them to seek direction from their healthcare providers
The collaborative will track PPE use and identify shortages to ensure each department gets the supplies it needs
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