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An Emergency Lifeline: The Importance of Federal Grants to Sustain Fire Departments

In the realm of emergency response, fire departments stand as the frontline guardians of public safety, confronting crises with unwavering courage and expertise. Yet, behind

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

Opinion: Insufficient Resources Force First Responders to Face a Grim Reality

“Firefighters are not given [COVID-19] tests. We know we have it, so the people who are out there, you have to stay home. The EMS

Understanding the Role of A Fire & EMS Grassroots Movement, Now & In the Future

A man by the name of Walt Stoy, Director Emeritus at the Center for Emergency Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh described how his career

Value of A Grassroots Movement - Firefighter and EMS Fund

The Value of A Grassroots Movement: Why Firefighters & EMS Fund is Vital for Firefighters & EMS Personnel, Especially During This Critical Election Year

We hear the same story over and over: A fire department requests resources from the community they serve and protect. That same community sadly denies

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