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Value of A Grassroots Movement - Firefighter and EMS Fund

The Value of A Grassroots Movement: Why Firefighters & EMS Fund is Vital for Firefighters & EMS Personnel, Especially During This Critical Election Year

We hear the same story over and over: A fire department requests resources from the community they serve and protect. That same community sadly denies

Election - Voter Behavior in Primary versus General Elections

Timing Is Everything: A Look at Voter Behavior in Primary versus General Elections

An interesting element of the 2018 Fire and EMS Fund Referendum Study dealt with the idea of timing and how it affects the chances of

Fire Referendums - What Caused These Fire Jurisdiction Referendums to Fail

Voter Pushback: What Caused These Fire Jurisdiction Referendums to Fail?

During a 2018 study of ballot measures passed and failed in regard to fire jurisdictions and their needs, several interesting points of data came to

An Analysis of 2018 Ballot Measures - Firefighter and EMS Fund

What Fire Departments Need – An Analysis of 2018 Ballot Measures

In the 2018 election cycle, Firefighters and EMS Fund participated in helping to support local and state referendum and ballot measures from local fire jurisdictions.

Legislation to Watch in 2019

Firefighters and EMS Fund was founded to be a voice for America’s firefighters and emergency service professionals in the political process. Since most public policy

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We aim to provide a grassroots voice for firefighters across the country in the state and local political process.

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