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A special “thank you” to all the mothers who double as first responders
How will the potential changes impact fire departments?
Officials said flame retardants are not necessary for fire safety, and have been linked to several health concerns such as birth defects and forms of cancer
SCBA life extension and properly cleaning and storing PPE can extend the life cycle and save your department’s budget
Over the last two years, the app has been adopted by fire departments in California, Texas, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Colorado, Virginia and many more
The cameras are linked to a growing network that spans five western states and a supercomputer in San Diego that may someday use AI to spot fires
Wildfires, acts of violence and declining numbers in the fire service will require training, data-driven approaches to emergency response
Fire service leaders can use these easy strategies to make the most of the information at hand
Recommending NFPA PPE product standards incorporate systematic ways of regulating restricted substances for new products
Making data-driven fire-based EMS decisions to improve efficacy of treatments in a financially reimbursable model
Numbers are no substitute for technical skills and firefighter training
New ‘Lazy Susan’ design helps fire crews store more tools in tight spaces without sacrificing quick access
As TIC technology becomes more advanced and more affordable, it’s time to consider equipping every member of your crew
After two years of research, a team of experts has determined that it will cost between $9.5 and $12.7 billion over the next ten years to expand NG911
Situational awareness data is key to fighting wildfires like the Camp and Woolsey fires
Train your incident commanders to use the right technology, in the right place, and to get everyone on scene on the same page
The Demarest Volunteer Fire Department purchased 12 portable radios, which means all 33 volunteers now have their own equipment
The St. Augustine Fire Department recently added a supply of body armor and helmets to each of their trucks
The Detroit Fire Fighter Association claims a controversial policy that dictates when lights and sirens can be used is a “public safety failure”
Widespread connectivity and technology through remote control can save money, increase security and streamline alerts in the fire house
Verizon seeks innovators to accelerate 5G technology development for first responders
The improvements come after Oneida County experienced several issues, such as when mice chewed through phone lines, causing Verizon customers not to be able to contact 911
PulsePoint alerts users to cardiac arrests within a quarter mile of their location, so people can provide treatment before paramedics arrive
Chief Marc Bashoor learns the up-and-coming trends in fire service innovation, technology and communication from leaders at Fire Rescue International
Brad Harvey, senior application engineer at 3M-Scott, sits down with FR1 Executive Editor Chief Marc Bashoor at Fire Rescue International to discuss the importance of innovation in the fire service and how 3M-Scott is working to make firefighter safer on the job
A driver who said he ran over a fire hose because he “had to get to the store” is on the hook to pay for any damage to the hose and faces a fine of up to $300
The Streamlight Vantage II offers several advantages
Miami Township firefighters and paramedics will use the ballistic vests on calls where there might be a weapon at the scene
New Federal Aviation Administration guidelines announced for fire departments
Nearly $400,000 worth of gear and equipment will be distributed to more than 30 fire departments, many with little to no budget, thanks to a retired firefighter
Tyler officials voted to allow Phirst Technologies to test its automated drone first response system
Industries use ESS as power storage from a large array of solar panels or wind-powered generators
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