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4 Ballot Measures to Watch in November 2022 Elections

The midterm elections are just a week away and candidates all over the country are busy promising their support for key public service members. For

Ballot Measures Recap - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Ballot Measures Recap for August 2022

August has been a busy month for ballot measures, as primary voting across several states provides the opportunity for fire services to appeal to the

Fire and EMS Ballot Measures - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Four Local Ballot Measures on Our Radar

Election season means referendum season. While general election days have wider turnout, state and local election days in the runup to November also provide the

Benefit of Passing Ballot Measures - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Why Ballot Measures are Important for Fire Services

Budgets for fire and emergency services are set by state and local lawmakers and officials. So, when we see the lack of funding for these

Fire Departments Staffing Shortages - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Fire Departments Face Staffing Shortages

In November 2021, the Fire Chief of Wausau County, Wisconsin, Bob Bartek went in front of city officials to ring the alarm bells. “The public

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