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The Rev. Brian Alnes "was a dedicated firefighter who was respected by his family, friends and colleagues," Gov. Tim Walz said in a proclamation

The infrastructure package also includes $3.2 billion for wildfire prevention, $600 million for federal firefighter pay, and funds for wildfire response planning

Smith wrote the renowned “Report from Engine Co. 82” and later founded Firehouse Magazine

"Grant funding like this — particularly from the state — is needed to keep current with equipment," said Gardner Fire Chief Greg Lagoy

The department remembered Jonathan Flagler as a “devoted husband, father, uncle, friend, and hero" and a "highly respected and esteemed firefighter"

Nigro's career with the FDNY began in 1969, and he is one of only six people to have held every rank in the department

Along with a new vendor for their bleeding program, the American College of Surgeons also debuted its branded C-A-T, a "true self-applied, one-handed tourniquet"

Robert A. “Bobby” Jones had an “unshakable sense of calm and amazing sense of humor,” said IAFF Local 5184 President Michael Karolenko

The approval for new AEDs, cardiac monitors and CPR devices follows an inspection showing that most Eddy County fire vehicles lacked working AEDs

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High profile fires in Philadelphia and New York highlight the need for additional community outreach and education

Tracy Blanchette has been promoted to captain after a state board said she was wrongly passed over for the promotion previously

The application periods for AFG, SAFER and FP&S grants close soon

Firefighter Christopher Viviano is the 16th member of the department to die due to coronavirus

Chief Tina R. Watkins will lead the Petersburg Department of Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Services after a number of interim leaders over the years

Controlling the flow with SAM means ‘you don’t have to stay handcuffed to the truck’

McPherson EMS EMT Randall Willems "was a hardworking, passionate firefighter that everyone loved to be around,” the McPherson Fire Department said

The Chicopee City Council approved the new contract more than a year after negotiations were halted because of the COVID-19 pandemic

Buffalo Firefighter Eric Whitehead cited his radio, being left alone in the attic and his "acting up" status as factors that led to his distress during the incident

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