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Fire Department Funding: Where It Goes, and Where It Doesn’t

Fire departments and emergency medical services (EMS) fulfill invaluable duties to their communities. In the United States, EMS agencies and fire departments respond to millions

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More Fire Doesn’t Mean More Firefighters

When it comes to fire safety, a simple formula reigns true: The more firefighters in a certain area, the safer that community tends to be.

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Fire Department Budget Increases: Why We Need Them

Most people don’t like paying taxes. Money taken out of a paycheck isn’t something to get excited about, and it’s one of the driving reasons

A Firehouse in Need, Poughkeepsie, New York

Nestled in the Hudson Valley, right between Albany and New York City, is the small town of Poughkeepsie, New York. At 5.1 sq mi, the

Fire Departments Using Social Media to Highlight Critical Issues

As we already know and have covered extensively, insufficient funding has caused firefighters across the country to work longer hours with fewer resources to effectively

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