FDNY names first female, openly-gay EMS chief
May 6, 2019
Lillian Bonsignore, 50, will set two new milestones for the FDNY — becoming the highest-ranked woman in the uniformed service, and the highest-ranked openly gay member
Man caught driving stolen ambulance said he needed a ride home
May 5, 2019
A police officer pulled over the ambulance when he noticed it had extensive damage to the front bumper, a broken windshield and that the driver was in civilian clothes
Ky. county plans Narcan expansion after increase in opioid OD calls
May 5, 2019
EMS Executive Director Charles Cremeans said overdoses seem to come in waves when a new batch of heroin or fentanyl hits the streets, but is seeing an increase overall
Pediatric patient ABCs: 7 tips for EMTs and paramedics
May 5, 2019
Follow these steps to facilitate a successful outcome for dealing with emergencies involving kids
Mass. city fire-EMS department buys ballistics gear
May 5, 2019
Falmouth Fire Department purchased 25 armored vests and helmets, known as ballistics gear, which will be placed on fire trucks and in ambulances and provided to command staff
Mass. city fire-EMS department buys ballistics gear
May 5, 2019
Falmouth Fire Department purchased 25 armored vests and helmets, known as ballistics gear, which will be placed on fire trucks and in ambulances and provided to command staff
Ohio rural ambulance service struggles with recruiting volunteers
May 5, 2019
Ambulance service officials are afraid it will take a personal tragedy to spur a discussion about filling the gaps in emergency medical service in Tuscarawas County
Minn. paramedic medicine bill close to becoming law
May 4, 2019
The bill takes away liability for emergency personnel who administer complex medicine to individuals who require them
Officials: County program has increased Polk Fire Rescue diversity
May 4, 2019
The Proactive Diversity Recruitment and Training Program was designed to help bring economically disadvantaged and minorities into the fire services
Bill would waive turnpike tolls for Pa. police, first responders
May 3, 2019
Senate Bill 45 would waive turnpike tolls for emergency vehicles responding to an urgent call or those escorting fallen first responders or service members