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Wis. Girl Scouts explore fire, EMS and law enforcement careers
Chippewa Valley Technical College’s Hero Academy gave about 70 Girl Scouts hands-on emergency response training
PSTrax partners with Mental Hygiene Project (MHP) to support first responder wellbeing
PSTrax provides an operational readiness platform used by public safety agencies to track inspections, equipment status, and operational documentation
At least 11 injured in Maine lumber mill fire, explosion
Officials called the fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber a mass-casualty event in Searsmont
National EMS Week discounts and deals
5.11 Tactical, Academy Sports & Outdoors, Carhartt and others offering discounts during National EMS Week
Tenn. law clears EMS crews to treat, transport injured police K-9s
New legislation gives EMS legal protection to stabilize and transport injured police dogs in emergencies without violating veterinary practice laws
Photo of the Week: Mass. alternative support rigs
Foxborough Fire Rescue added two support vehicles for World Cup events, Gillette Stadium operations and other major events
Wayward cow causes Mass. vehicle crash, MCI
Eleven people were taken to hospitals after a vehicle struck a dairy cow on Route 116 in Sunderland and then collided with…
EMS calls dominate Calif. FD response data as ALS rollout begins
Rescue and EMS incidents accounted for nearly 60% of Lodi Fire Department calls last year as crews transitioned to ALS capabilities and…
Air ambulance crash kills 4, ignites wildfire in N.M. mountains
A medical transport plane crashed in rugged terrain near Ruidoso, starting a wildfire that quickly spread in dry, windy conditions
N.M. alternative response unit loses behavioral health manager amid staffing concerns
The resignation of Santa Fe’s Alternative Response Unit manager leaves the program with five employees as concerns grow over staffing cuts, reduced…
Md. city, county propose joint funding for new EMS unit
Annapolis and Anne Arundel County officials are proposing a jointly funded peak-time medic unit to handle growing EMS demand
'Setting the standard': Okla. city diverts over 6,000 mental health 911 calls in first year of program
Tulsa's partnership between the 911 center and mental health clinicians diverted thousands of crisis calls, saving time and reducing unnecessary emergency calls