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Why There is a Volunteer Firefighter Shortage

Nearly 7 in 10 firefighters in the United States are volunteer firefighters. If you live in almost any small town in America, your local fire

Where Firefighters Are in Highest Demand

The fire service profession has changed significantly over the past few decades. Since 1985 fire incidents have dropped by 50%. Firefighters are doing a lot

Local First-Responders are a Key Component to the Nation’s Response Framework

Most of us remember all too clearly the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001. The scenes of carnage and unspeakable tragedy are forever etched into

Key Facts About the Fire Industry

America’s firefighters are the first line of defense against natural disasters, terrorist attacks and of course, fire emergencies. Over the years, the fire service industry

US Firefighter Fatalities

While at the NFPA 2019 conference we attended an education session regarding US firefighter fatalities presented by Rita Fahy and Kurt Floyd. In 2018 there

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Firefighters and EMS Fund

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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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