EMS providers, agencies underprepared for violent MCIs
As mass violence incidents grow in scale and frequency, less than half of EMS feels adequately prepared to respond
As mass violence incidents grow in scale and frequency, less than half of EMS feels adequately prepared to respond
First Response Ambulance Service criticized the city of Decatur's penalty system of points and fines, adding that its response time requirements are higher than the national standard
Good communication and pre-planning: What the Boston Marathon bombing taught us
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Methuen Firefighter-EMT Tracy Blanchette, a 27-year department veteran and the city's first female firefighter, says a less experienced male firefighter was granted the promotion
Firefighters and EMS providers will now use elastomeric respirators on every call instead of disposable N95 masks
Lessons for the incident commander gleaned from the 7/7 2005 London terrorist attack
Joseph Thuesen was fired as the top administrator of Sacramento County's fire/EMS dispatch center last year after an investigation into "financial irregularities" and alleged threats of violence
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the pilot program on Tuesday, calling the new approach "a big change in how things are done"
The Roseville Volunteer Fire Department blasted the drone operator on Facebook and police have launched an investigation into the incident