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Evolving Emergency Response Models - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Evolving Emergency Response Models Can Save Money in Healthcare

One of the big lessons of the Covid-19 pandemic is that our medical system is not immune to vulnerability. Three of the perennial problems in

Voting for Firefighters - Ballot Measures 2017-2020 - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Voting for Firefighters: Looking Back at Six Ballot Measures Between 2017-2020

Earlier this summer, Firefighters & EMS Fund compiled the second edition of its Fire Referendum Report. This report took a look at dozens of ballot

Fire Department Budget Cuts - Firefighter and EMS Fund

America Stands Against Fire Department Budget Cuts

Firefighters and Fire Departments across the country are often the hardest hit when local governments slash their budgets or do not allocate enough resources to

Combination Volunteer Departments: Don’t Miss the First Ever Second Round of AFG Funding!

The COVID-19 Pandemic has created a whirlwind of uncertainties since it first broke out in America at the end of last winter in March. While

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Federal Money for PPE: Not Enough

Funding is perhaps the most critical issue facing Fire Departments in our country. As of 2019, there were approximately 1.11M professional and volunteer Firefighters in

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