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We need to immediately begin contingency planning for the challenges we may face later this year, while still providing daily operational planning and decision-making
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The station, which has been closed for years, has become the new temporary home of one of the Rochester Fire Department’s engine companies
Pioneer Hose Company #1 Assistant Fire Chief Robert Zerman may have contracted the virus while responding to a medical call last month, officials said
While more than 90% of the country is under stay-at-home orders, there are still ways to support public safety members during this unprecedented national emergency
First responders and healthcare professionals can get a daily free “thank you” meal from April 22 to May 5 by showing their badge
Many Ys are offering reduced prices for their child care based on financial need
Tips to ensure first responders stay not only physically healthy but also mentally prepared to navigate these stressful times
Firefighters said they were given no notice in advance before the station was closed due to COVID-19-related budget issues
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged the federal government to implement hazard pay for first responders, hospital workers and others deemed essential
Funding a system of readiness through telehealth, treatment and alternative destination reimbursement for EMS
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