Texas SB2: Expanding Flood Emergency Sirens in Flash Flood Alley
On the July 4th weekend, 2025, catastrophic flash floods swept through the Texas Hill Country, claiming at least 137 lives and leaving several people still
Florida’s H.B. 929 Signed Into Law: Enhancing Firefighter Health and Safety
On June 5, 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 929 into law. This landmark legislation represents the most significant advancement in firefighter health and
Pennsylvania Fire & EMS Departments Could Gain Critical Funding Through New Tax Authority Bill
Pennsylvania’s new budget cycle just started with positive news for the State’s first responders: thanks to Tax Act 54, boroughs and townships will finally be
Marshfield, WI Approves Public Safety Referendum: What It Means for Firefighters & EMS
In April 2025, voters in Marshfield, WI showed their support for local first responders in a significant way. Through a referendum, they passed an initiative
Spring 2025 Fire Referendums: How Wisconsin & Illinois Communities Voted on Public Safety
During the Spring 2025 electoral season, emergency services funding emerged as a critical issue for municipalities nationwide. Communities, ranging from small rural areas to expanding
Protecting Firefighter Free Speech: What S.1247 Means for Public Safety
In a significant legislative development for first responders across the nation, Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) introduced S.1247, officially titled the “Public Safety Officer Free Speech
Wisconsin’s AB197: A Critical Bill for EMS Funding Reform
Introduced on April 15, 2025, Assembly Bill 197 (or AB197) may be on the brink of providing much-needed financial relief for regional emergency medical services
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has been the cornerstone of firefighter health research for decades, driving evidence-based improvements in safety protocols,
Fort Valley Residents Push for More EMS Funding Amid Growing Concerns Over Response Times
In the rural landscapes of Shenandoah County, Virginia, a crisis has been brewing. At a recent public hearing on April 7th, Fort Valley residents expressed
Federal Support for Local Emergency Funds: How Do FEMA and USDA Support Local Emergency Services?
When disaster strikes, local emergency responders are the first on the scene, often putting their lives on the line with limited resources. Behind these brave
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