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Citizen Advisory Committee: Advocating for Fire & EMS Together!

As a grassroots organization, we believe that action at the local level not only works, but is essential in advancing advocacy for Fire & EMS

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Announcing New Firefighter Survey

At Firefighters & EMS Fund, we keep up to date on the hot button issues and state of the Fire & EMS industry, including important

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Effective Communication is Crucial to Effective Firefighting

When people hear the word “communication,” they typically imagine two people in conversation or a person giving a speech. These are certainly examples of communication,

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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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