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Can Shiny Bonuses Fix the Staffing Crisis for Ambulance Companies?

Over the past three years, healthcare staff shortages have periodically made their way into the headlines. But none of them may be as critical or

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2022 Executive Director’s Report

With 2022 coming to a close, we at Firefighters and EMS Fund are reflecting on how grateful we are for the opportunity to impact so

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Tucker County, West Virginia Testimonial

On behalf of the Tucker County Ambulance Authority Board and the Tucker County EMS, we would like to thank you for the professional and very timely,

2022 Voter Guide - Firefighters and EMS Fund

Firefighters & EMS Fund’s 2022 Voter Guide is Published!

2022 is a Midterm Election year which means thousands of political races, amendments, and referendums will be on the ballots for citizens to vote on

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Chief’s Opinion: I’m Watching Unchecked False Claims Cost Us Public Safety & Peace of Mind as Yet Another Levy Fails

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