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Ill. fire dept. changes active shooter response methods to save more victims
Instead of waiting to give medical attention to gunshot victims a block away, Springfield responders will go in with police officers to…
City official: 11 killed, 6 wounded in shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue
At least six people were wounded, including four police officers who dashed to the scene
Suspect in custody, at least 10 killed at Pittsburgh synagogue
At least six other people were wounded, including four police officers who dashed to the scene
Suspect in custody, multiple casualties at Pittsburgh synagogue
Three officers were also shot in the attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue
Pennsylvania Passes Epic Ambulance Non-Transport Payment
WEST CHESTER, Pa.–Legislation drafted by state Rep. Steve Barrar, R-160, that would require ambulance companies to be reimbursed for providing medical treatment,…
TOMAR Combines Award Winning Warning and Illumination in the Revolution MultiFunction Series
TOMAR Electronics has released the Revolution MultiFunction Series, a multi-purpose warning and illumination lamp for first responders.
Crestline’s Specialty Vehicle Division Introduces New Patient Transport Unit
Crestline Coach, a global leader in ambulance and specialty vehicle manufacturing and a Canadian distributor of small to mid-sized buses, announced the…
13 Hospitalized From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning At Baltimore City Fire Academy
BALTIMORE — Crews are investigating after 13 people were hospitalized after showing signs of Carbon Monoxide poisoning at the Baltimore City Fire Academy.
Pa. responder who died of cancer honored with final ride
Brookfield Fire Department Lt. Brian Kachaylo, who was also a STAT MedEvac flight paramedic, died of colon cancer
Guardian Angel debuts Elite Series personal safety lighting devices for first responders
The new design is to increase the visibility of first responders as they attend to roadside incidents
Kan. school district wants to equip nurses with naloxone
The Shawnee Mission School Board approved an agreement this week with Johnson County Emergency Services to stock naloxone at district schools
Study: Cardiac arrests are not more common in the mornings
A recent study debunked the common belief that the morning hours are a “danger time zone” for sudden cardiac arrest