A Korean War-era law has been touted by several health officials, political leaders and historians as a way of getting needed supplies into the hands of medical workers
Officials said the red and white lights will remain through the duration of the crisis
CMS has relaxed ambulance regulations and rules to assist EMS agencies nationwide during the public health emergency
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Professor Gregory Fischer hopes to create an open-source design that will help address COVID-19-driven ventilator shortages
As public safety agencies across the country adapt response models, we must not forget the need to adapt leadership strategies
A bipartisan proposal would prevent affected first responders in the state from needing to using their sick, personal or vacation days while they are unable to work
Fire officials responded saying the decision was made because county EMS providers were not using the same level of PPE and protocols as fire personnel
First responders will also be provided a daily list of addresses of people who have tested positive for COVID-19
Rep. Bill Huizenga plans to introduce a bill that would allow for a three-month tax holiday modeled after tax relief for active military
Passaic Fire Chief Patrick Trentacost said the death of 33-year-old Firefighter-EMT Israel Tolentino was “a clear line of duty death”