Democrats blocked a GOP short-term bill, demanding reversal of Medicaid cuts and an extension of ACA premium tax credits, while Republicans rejected the trillion-dollar price tag| FireRescue1
Grand Blanc Township explores EMS overhaul amid wait time concerns and contract issues| EMS1
How new federal tax rules could affect your paycheck, deductions and long-term savings| EMS1
The organizations are mobilizing fire service personnel and advocates to contact their elected officials and push for reopening the National Fire Academy| FireRescue1
Goldfeder, Bashoor, Moore-Merrell, Leeb and other U.S. fire service leaders urge reaching out to elected officials about the importance of National Fire Academy programs| FireRescue1
Let us not forget that beyond its academic contributions, the National Fire Academy also houses the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial| FireRescue1
The state is backing research into firefighting and cancer, citing 9/11-scale exposure concerns and developing stronger protections for crews battling wildfires near cities| FireRescue1
More than 60 departments across seven states share $135K and Kearney-area agencies receive $30,500 for gear| FireRescue1
There is really no substitute for face-to-face interaction and connections made during NFA programs, events and social outings| FireRescue1
Dr. Lori Moore-Merrell, Chief Josh Waldo and Chief Marc Bashoor offer potential solutions that would accommodate both training and program reviews| FireRescue1
Representatives debate FEMA’s role and its impact on communities hit by disaster| FireRescue1
Mayor Frank Davis described the NFA as a backbone of the community, noting that a prolonged shutdown “could have a devastating effect for our little town”| FireRescue1
As we mark 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, Chief Marc Bashoor reflects on recent shakeups at the agency and its ultimate responsibility| FireRescue1
Two decades after the devastating hurricane, FEMA’s role is under fire — and the lessons still feel unlearned| FireRescue1
Sacramento Captain Joe Hunter received state and city commendations for championing a new law that protects domestic violence victims in memory of his sister| FireRescue1
The Colorado Fire Commission is currently studying ways to better fund the state’s 340 fire departments| FireRescue1
Elizabeth Hillman reportedly told the foundation's trustees, "Our executive compensation lags well behind that of peer institutions"| FireRescue1
Essex chief told selectmen the all-volunteer model is no longer sustainable and outlined a plan to add limited full-time staff, expand daytime coverage and and modernize the fleet| FireRescue1
Haverhill city councilors unanimously approved increasing the civil service age cap to expand the hiring pool and address staffing shortages| FireRescue1
FEMA is now accepting applications for over a dozen grant programs to support emergency readiness, including natural disasters and cyber threats| FireRescue1
Three desperately needed ladder trucks are among 11 new rigs to be purchased after an audit found firefighters had no reserve apparatus and sometimes relied on pickup trucks| FireRescue1
The proposed legislation is named in honor of fallen Kansas City firefighter/paramedic Graham Hoffman, who was fatally stabbed by a patient earlier this year| EMS1
Westfield will begin charging for non-emergent responses, such as lift assists without injury, to help reduce unnecessary strain on EMS resources| EMS1
The two-year Department of Investigation probe will require biannual updates on environmental health risks first responders and survivors faced after the 2001 attacks| EMS1
Amid concerns over response times and dissatisfaction with county EMS services, Grand Blanc Township is considering greater involvement from police and fire personnel| EMS1
Share your wish list with your community via social channels; you may be surprised at the generosity of your fellow citizens!| EMS1
When elected or appointed officials make decisions without the proper context, they have the potential to endanger public safety| FireRescue1
Chief Marc Bashoor told Wolf Blitzer that the training pause will lead to a “degradation in our services”| FireRescue1
A proposal to cut out-of-network ambulance reimbursement rates is drawing pushback from EMS leaders, who warn it could slash staffing and funding| EMS1
Lexington's Community Paramedicine Program responds to over 45,000 calls annually and has an annual budget of over $1.1 million| EMS1
As federal funding uncertainties loom, the Congressional Fire Services Institute emphasizes the need for first responders to follow legislative developments| EMS1
Grant experts break down the latest opportunities, strategies, and insider tips to help your agency secure critical funding| FireRescue1
The new plan, led by the Plaistow Fire Department, mirrors the former ALS service with additional benefits, including cost savings and enhanced training| EMS1
How to navigate the opioid funding landscape to secure resources for opioid abatement, reimbursement and remediation expenses| EMS1
Use this guide to determine when to activate air EMS and transport to a level 1 burn center| EMS1
Legislation to increase benefits from $25,000 to $50,000 passes Senate committee| EMS1
Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen visited members of Meadville Area Ambulance Service to discuss recruitment efforts| EMS1
Underfunding, staffing challenges and rising demands are pushing EMS systems to the brink – learn the critical changes needed for the profession to thrive| EMS1
Zavadsky details the potential changes to the MedStar system and his new position with the PWW Advisory Group| EMS1
“Allowing trained EMTs and paramedics to continue doing their jobs as they proceed through the licensing process is a common-sense policy change that will have a major impact"| EMS1
Matt Zavadsky discusses the CMS disclosure and the latest in the move to fund treatment in place| EMS1
County/state 911 authorities can require service providers to complete two upgrade phases: converting to digital platforms and meeting international next-gen 911 standards| EMS1
