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Nearly one-third of public safety personnel do not get a department-issued face mask, plus other key findings from nearly 4,000 survey responses
FITNESS IN FOCUS
The city’s fire union said the facility has had a mold problem for years, causing serious health side effects for trainees
Four teenagers were arrested and charged with arson in connection to the blaze
One of the firefighters suffered smoke inhalation and the other had his legs pinned when the engine began to move toward a district chief’s vehicle
The Wisconsin EMTs received rabies vaccines in 2018 after treating a woman who was foaming at the mouth and later died
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a crash earlier this month that sent four first responders to the hospital
The proposal for the treatment center is under consideration at Tuesday’s city commission meeting after previous proposals were denied twice
Using meditation to manage the memories of difficult calls and find happiness at home
A simple checklist can help you stay on track at the station
Video shows senior firefighter without gear teaching new firefighter how to extinguish a car fire
The suit alleged brownout policies in a Delaware city contributed to the deaths of the three firefighters and significant injuries to three others
COMPLETE COVERAGE
Oak Corners Volunteer Fire Company EMS Capt. Danielle Day and Deputy Chief Zachary Rey paused their wedding preparations to respond to a two-alarm blaze
Officials say five fires were set back-to-back, prompting multiple departments to respond
A UCSF study found that only three out of 1,223 members had antibodies despite nearly half saying they probably or definitely had contact with COVID-19 patients
Officials said the firefighter was struck in the chest by a piece of firefighting equipment while battling the blaze
Monroe Township Fire Department Capt. Joseph Liedel, a nearly 30-year veteran of the department, died nearly one month after collapsing in his driveway
All 27 firefighters of the Lemay Fire Protection District, including the fire chief and deputy chiefs, are quarantined pending further test results
Authorities said the firefighters are believed to have inhaled chemicals used to produce synthetic cannabinoids
Parishville Firefighter-EMT Nicholas Jerome spent two weeks in the hospital following the on-duty crash
How fire officers can manage the 5 stages of grief experienced during the pandemic
4 simple questions to improve first responder family relationships
