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CARES Act Did Not Do Enough for Small Town Governments

While we often hear of the funding woes that large cities face in order to fund emergency services, it is the fire departments that serve America’s smallest

Heart Attacks and the Health Crisis in the Fire Industry

Everyone knows that the situations firefighters regularly encounter requires intense manual labor. It makes sense that one of the basic requirements of becoming a firefighter

What the COVID-19 Recession Means for Emergency Services

Last year, Firefighters Support Alliance launched an interactive map which compiled data to help voters understand the local economic impact fire departments have on their communities, and

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We Can’t Afford To Lose Our First Responders

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, fire departments around the country were struggling at varying degrees to provide essential emergency services 7 days a week, let

The Toll Coronavirus Takes on First Responders

The United States is well into its battle with COVID-19. At the time this article is being published, there over 1 million confirmed cases and

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