Fire Products
FedRAMP authorization allows First Due to provide solutions to all federal agencies across the globe
Bills highlight the violent line-of-duty death of FDNY EMS Capt. Alison Russo-Elling
Funding will help provide new gear for Saybrook Township Fire Department personnel
Citing dangers faced by paramedics at the Pulse nightclub shooting, fire officials have pushed for protective gear, such as armored helmets
Many of those tools, gadgets and devices are not standard issue and can even be made at home
I was told from day one to never get off the rig without a tool in your hand
When you display the cross, you are taking on board quite a bit of responsibility — and it should not be taken lightly
A study on documentation accuracy using body-worn cameras discussed at EMS World Expo
Chief Roderick Williams said the added layer of protection is needed following mass shootings nationwide
The mayor and fire chief said they don’t want to give members a false sense of security
Dean Berkeley said that over $1,000 worth of personal gear went missing in 2012 and was never reimbursed or got his gear back
The ransomware in this case, known as ODIN, is spread when a user clicks on an email link that takes the user to a webpage where the virus is downloaded
Police seized 25 fire hoses and dozens of brass fittings from the firefighter’s garage
Several of the departments will replace their SCBA, some of which are over 10 years old
The system provides users with real-time updates and alerts via multiple platforms
Officials said the problem was related to the range of the fire department’s antenna and its installation on an AT&T tower
Unlike the costlier alternative of a helicopter, the drones can be deployed in seconds for a search and rescue mission
The command center allows first responders to communicate with multiple agencies in an interactive platform
Ballistic protective equipment for active shooter response is eligible for Assistance to Firefighters grant funding
September 11 exposed the primitiveness of our communication systems, here’s a look at what it was like at Ground Zero and what’s being done
The planned network will allow fire, EMS and law enforcement to share information and communicate with pictures and video
FirstNet was set up to alleviate responder communication problems revealed by 9/11; here’s a look at where that program is 15 years on
The vests weigh around 17 pounds, and are said to be able to stop bullets from a high-powered rifle
Doctors will be able to see a live feed of patients to provide better medical direction
The project demonstrates a potentially safe and cost-effective disposal method for more than 619,000 gallons of the foam
NASA began its review of the fire shelter design and new materials technology in 2014, with the goal of producing an improved shelter by 2018
The new tool allows paramedics to administer lifesaving treatments while CPR continues
Officials are still investigating how and where the fire gear grant money went
AUDREY can track an entire team of firefighters and provide each member with customized information tailored to keep them safe
The grants are awarded on a competitive basis to the applicants that most closely address the program’s priorities and demonstrate financial need
The resident had extinguished the fire by the time firefighters arrived on scene
Over $400,000 was awarded through the Assistance for Firefighters Grant program
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