Defending the Flame: The November Third Fire and EMS Ballot Mandate
Local ballot referendums represent the most direct way citizens control first responder resources in their hometowns.
Local ballot referendums represent the most direct way citizens control first responder resources in their hometowns.
When voters skip the local issues at the bottom of the ticket, they hand decision-making power to a tiny minority, putting crucial fire and EMS
This November, Lake Zurich voters will decide whether to replace a 46-year-old station originally built for a volunteer department with a new Fire Station 1
This November, Aurora voters face Issue 3B—a key decision to raise the city’s sales tax for the first time since 1993 to renovate neighborhood fire
Modern firefighters face an invisible and deadly battlefield: toxic chemical exposure, rising occupational cancer rates, and acute PTSD, requiring strong legislative protections and community-backed levies.
Join us in fighting to solve state and local policy issues that impact our firefighters and emergency responders.
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