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Identify the key factors for your department’s data needs – terminology, mapping, analysis and the “why”

I'm the first guy into the fray, but I’m also the first to scrub my helmet clean afterward, all so I will be around to raise my kids

The “Last Great Race on Earth” exemplifies the need for focused coordination between servant leaders and a motivated team

A brief introduction to drug-focused workplace policies – and how to find the statutes that apply to your state

A year ago this week, Victor Aguirre was the last to leave the hospital after a massive downtown fire left him and several other firefighters injured

White House: Administration is approving grants to help fire agencies manage expanding fires across the Western U.S.

An armed suspect pointed his gun at an EMT and forced a firefighter from the ambulance

Find out how your agency can access ARP and other grant funding, as well as the strategies and tactics that achieve government funding awards.

Here’s how your agency can tap into federal funds available under the American Rescue Plan to help recover costs and improve communications systems and other critical tools

Fire Chief Tracy Thornton said Decatur is the only department in the state that does not compensate firefighters for being paramedics

Fire Chief Tracy Thornton said Decatur is the only department in the state that does not compensate firefighters for being paramedics

Dan Steffensen, 65, remains intubated and sedated after a shift in winds sent flames over his fire engine while he was fighting the Harris fire

The fire appeared to have started in the kitchen, where firefighters found books inside of an oven

The fire appeared to have started in the kitchen, where firefighters found books inside of an oven

As the world prepares to root on their athletes at the Games, learn about these seven first responders who served their communities and represented Team USA

How to make sound decisions about emergency communications systems in an ever-changing field

Firefighters left the apparatus running while responding to a medical call

Elijah Snow's family believes the Arlington firefighter may have been beaten and suffocated

Williamsburg's Robert Phaup described the process to "de-layer" each floor of the collapsed condo during the often 16-hour shifts

Van Buren union leaders said they oppose the policy and estimate 20% of the township's police and fire officials might quit as a result