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Wheeling Hospital donated 12 vests worth about $9,000 to the Wheeling Fire Department
The equipment reported stolen included leaf blowers, chain saws, an AED and firefighting-specific tools
The department said the donation, along with a recent FEMA grant, will help them replace aging and broken firefighting equipment
Officials are investigating whether incorrect data in the county’s GIS mapping system slowed down the arrival of first responders
The county’s 911 coordinator said the “questionable” reliability of the current system “is a safety risk to our responders”
The right mobile apps can keep firefighters connected to everything dispatch has to offer about their fire scene – enhancing their performance and safety – and help fire inspectors complete more inspections than ever before with more accuracy
One fire chief said the new system gives wrong directions for about one call per month
Tyler Technologies’ New World CrewForce enables first responders to instantly access role-based and real-time data as it’s needed
The California firefighters said they were able to respond immediately after the PulsePoint app alerted them to the injured woman
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The University of Central Florida will work with a Belgium-based company to develop portable detectors that sense chemicals created in fires
Wait times for 911 callers reduced by three-fourths after the city combined its police and fire-EMS communication centers and upgraded technology
The system generates patient care records based on paramedics’ motions through wearable sensors
An apparatus consultant weighs in on the big question
Seven county employees are now permitted to fly drones that can be used to assist with search-and-rescue and assessing emergency scenes
Google spinoff Waymo released a 14-minute training video instructing emergency personnel how to handle their automated vehicles
The purchase of the vests comes after the Jeannette Fire Department responded to two fatal shootings in two months
With her finger losing circulation, the woman turned to Delray Beach Fire-Rescue, who had just the tools to help
The young deer was reunited with its mother after rescuers used a recently purchased tool to free it
The service was expected to launch in early 2018, and delays have put deaf and disabled residents in danger, advocates say
Find out why flame-resistant station wear should be considered an integral part of every firefighter’s PPE
Once crews have gone through the light, the system will change back to its regular traffic cycle
From hazmat to vehicle crashes to wildland fires, FLIR has a thermal imaging camera for practically every job
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The app, PulsePoint, allows users to view and receive alerts on calls being responded to by fire departments and emergency medical services
Understanding data interoperability and how incident management software can help coordinate response efforts
Firefighters worked for almost an hour to rescue a Museum of Science and Industry worker, who was pinned under a forklift
Safety Board officials approved the purchase of six Stryker Power Load patient assistance systems with 90% of the funding coming from a federal grant
An engineer-turned-firefighter, Phil Scarfi has made it his mission to use his computer science degree for the greater good of first responders
There is an increasingly pressing need for PSAPs to be able to translate text-to-911 messages sent in languages other than English
