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Helmet cam footage captures rescues from the third floor at the rear of a Wyoming apartment building
Red flags are rarely subtle in hindsight
As fire departments face increasing pressure to demonstrate their value, embracing community risk reduction may be the key to staying relevant
Gear up for CRR Week through planning, participation and partnerships
Aparicio serves as lead fleet mechanic and division manager for Platteville Gilcrest Fire Protect District
Emily Hitchings and Greg Friese analyze the wellness impact of the West Metro Fire Department changing shift change to 9 a.m.
Key steps for volunteer and combination departments to implement a community risk reduction program
These practical leadership habits will strengthen skills, trust and belonging
Departments are encouraged to spotlight their CRR efforts and share success stories
A garbage truck struck a tractor-trailer, killing the driver and sending three others to the hospital during a response that included extended extrication and the use of whole blood
A 5-year driving ban, claims of interference and dueling accusations have pushed Liberty Township and the Mountain Lake Volunteer Fire Company into a legal showdown
Reports of people trapped inside prompted Fresno firefighters to force entry and conduct searches in a boarded-up office building during a 2-alarm fire
Zapp, a human performance researcher and retired firefighter, talks health monitoring, smart (and safe) exercise, creatine supplements and more
Structural damage sidelined Boulder County’s burn buildings, forcing departments to shift live fire training to trailers and out-of-area facilities
How are you tapping into the pillars — training and certification, formal education, experience and leadership — to drive continuous improvement?