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A few years ago I visited with an ambulance company which was having a high frequency of minor motor vehicle accidents.

The Fire and EMS services are always trying to obtain the best possible equipment to do your jobs in the manner which your community deserves.

You’ve completed a tough assignment and done a magnificent job. Maybe it was a multiple family dwelling fire, vehicle extrication, or a child who was not breathing.

Are you feeling lucky? That is what I and 182 other passengers were asking each other on the five hour flight from Philly to Vegas on Friday night.

When you think of security at your Fire or EMS Stations, your thoughts usually encompass door locks, alarm and video systems, or secured drug or petty cash storage.

As we move into hurricane season over a good portion of our country, emergency responders must keep in mind that you are also vulnerable to the destructive forces of Mother Nature.

As a first responder, think about the dangerous situations you face almost daily.

The spring weather is finally here bringing with it sunny skies and warmer temperatures.

One of the most important segments of your organization’s risk management plan is the investigation of accidents.