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RECENT ARTICLES
Chief Christopher Snedeker explains how his department started noticing an uptick in opioid-related calls and how they’re working to make sure they stay on top of the issue
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Transforming into a good leader requires using solid communication techniques and fully understanding a department’s history
The goal of Safe Stations is to provide a safe and low-stress option for individuals seeking treatment for their drug addiction
Public safety leaders must understand the standards and hazards in their area to properly allocate fire stations, personnel and equipment
Resiliency training, real-time data and safe stations are helping firefighters and the communities they serve combat the opioid epidemic
It’s time modern firefighters learn the true stories of past fire service visionaries and leaders who helped elevate the fire culture
The Volunteer Fire Assistance Program provides assistance to organize, train and equip fire departments in rural areas
Every EMS agency adopts innovations at a different pace; how has yours deployed community paramedicine?