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Remember, the future of your organization depends on finding and keeping good people
The priorities we address or fail to address in those first few moments guide the direction of the scene for the duration of the call
As you ready yourself and your community for a heatwave, keep these tips in mind
The chief shares the album name that defines his career, the “opening act” who will improve the fire service in the years ahead, plus his encore
The Mountain Fire in Ventura County grew from less than half of a square mile to more than 16 square miles in little more than five hours
Firefighters from seven departments worked to extinguish two burning structures in Cicero
Firefighters from 10 departments worked to save neighboring structures during a fully engulfed house fire
Firefighters at the Caernarvon Township fire had to switch to exterior operations to keep the fire from spreading to exposures
The new, all-hazards data collection will begin to replace NFIRS in 2025
The Chicago Fire Department stated the firefighter lost his footing on the roof and fell down a light shaft
Three firefighters assigned to Engine 32 were injured when their fire engine overturned while responding to a rescue
Personnel from three towns worked on their response to a school shooting in Manchester-by-the-Sea
A firefighter is in serious but stable condition after falling out of a window during overhaul at a Harlem apartment fire
A power line fell on a rig as San Francisco firefighters faced a top-floor fire, threatening exposures
From spooky safety tips to fun costume posts, law enforcement, fire and EMS departments nationwide are sharing the Halloween spirit through photos and videos
The division chief details how Cobb County Fire retooled its hiring process to better define department excellence and representation