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Losing First Responders - Firefighter and EMS Fund

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

Boston House Bill 3661 - Firefighter and EMS Fund

A Bill to Keep Frontline Workers Safe, Informed, and Empowered

Being a firefighter is a selfless, yet risky career path. Running into inflamed buildings, responding to natural disasters, and diving head-first into potentially fatal situations

2020 Bills and Legislation - Firefighter and EMS Fund

2020 Bills and Legislation Impacting Firefighters and EMS

As the demand for emergency services across the country increases, so do the needs of our firefighters. One way to secure funding, protection, and attention

House Bill 1372 - Firefighter and EMS Fund

Help Us Stop House Bill 1372

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) provide specialized medical care and life-saving transportation to tens of millions of US residents annually. Outside of hospital- and government-run 911

Election - Voter Behavior in Primary versus General Elections

Timing Is Everything: A Look at Voter Behavior in Primary versus General Elections

An interesting element of the 2018 Fire and EMS Fund Referendum Study dealt with the idea of timing and how it affects the chances of

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Firefighters and EMS Fund

The mission of the Firefighters and EMS Fund is simple:

We aim to provide a grassroots voice for firefighters across the country in the state and local political process.

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