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“We had no idea how many Griswolds worked for the Raleigh Fire Department,” the union president said describing the response by firefighters
Carroll County commissioners heard from fire and EMS advisors on recruitment, pay and staffing issues affecting the department
Ventura Fire Captain Fernando Calderon explains how the survival challenge has made him a better company officer
The bill would repeal two policies that reduce or restrict Social Security benefits for retired first responders and other public employees
Firefighters from Marin and Contra Costa counties participated in a course designed for physically and mentally demanding jobs
Chiefs, are you seeking out new ideas and approaches from different departments?
It’s important to have your crew and apparatus ready for these conditions well in advance of the cold weather forecast
Fire departments and individual members can take several measures to make cold weather operations safer and more comfortable
A total of 33 patients were transported to hospitals after several crashes in foggy conditions on both spans of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
Nearly a dozen contributing factors, including a lack of pre-incident planning and crew integrity, are listed in the report on the death of a Spring Valley firefighter in 2021
Firefighters from seven departments responded to a commercial structure fire in Simsbury
Police officers were among those transported to a hospital during an apartment fire in Gloucester
In 2021, a Civil Service Commission ruling ordered the Meuthen Fire Department to promote Captain Tracy Blanchette after finding the existence of gender bias
The new Bernalillo County policy aims to support first responders dealing with trauma, allowing them to “find the best alternative ... best medicine for them”
As much as the fire department is a fraternity, the firehouse is not a frat house
A 24-foot box truck struck three Comstock Fire Department vehicles and a Kalamazoo sheriff’s office cruiser before rolling over and coming to rest