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Fatigue in public safety: an identifiable, manageable risk
Do not wait for a tragedy to recognize and act on the risks involve in tired personnel
First responders can be fined for unauthorized photos of victims under new Calif. law
The bill was introduced after reports that first responders took photos at the scene of a helicopter crash that killed nine people,…
Pa. man charged with impersonating firefighter, EMS provider
Poice say the man was wearing a fire department uniform and badge, had the words "emergency" and "EMS" on his vehicle and…
Nationwide 911 outages reported, no cause determined
Municipalities in several states reported 911 outages on Monday night, many of which were resolved after a few hours
House unveils $2.2T stimulus package, demands federal assistance to protect public safety
The bill includes $436B in funds to help state, local governments avoid layoffs of first responders, teachers and healthcare workers
Pandemic preparedness from chaos
Gaston County EMS leadership embarked on a plan to equip every transport-capable ALS unit in Gaston County with a ventilator
Pandemic preparedness from chaos
Gaston County EMS leadership embarked on a plan to equip every transport-capable ALS unit in Gaston County with a ventilator
Watch: Medic uses jet suit to hover over mountains, water for rescue response
Great North Air Ambulance Service in the United Kingdom demonstrated a test of new flight technology for rescues on difficult terrain
Video: Va. firefighter charged with assaulting patient in ambulance
Fairfax County Firefighter Andrew Cruikshank was charged and is on administrative leave after a police body-worn camera captured an altercation with the…
Pa. governor announces PPE stockpile to prepare for potential virus resurgence
Gov. Tom Wolf said the state is ready to supply sufficient PPE to first responders and healthcare workers this fall
Will you be vaccinated for COVID-19?
Share your thoughts on frontline providers' ethical obligation to be vaccinated for COVID-19
Man gets life in prison for murder of Ga. paramedic
William Talley, a former Columbus police sergeant, pleaded guilty to the May 2019 shooting death of Care Ambulance Paramedic Kelly Levinsohn