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Spring Primary Ballot Measure Roundup
Today, voters in states around the country will be asked to stand behind their local fire departments by passing levies, bonds, and other measures used
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
Firefighters and EMS Fund Honored to Receive Recognition at 2023 ASTORS Awards
[01/02/2024, Manhattan, NY]- Firefighters and EMS Fund was honored to both attend and win an award at the 2023 ASTORS Homeland Security Awards Ceremony, hosted by American Security Today.
The Results Are In: 2022 General Election Impact
During the 2022 general election, Firefighters and EMS Fund tested its singular capability to turn out voters in support of Pro-Fire and EMS politicians and
5 Ballot Measures From Around The Country Impacting Local Fire Departments
Firefighters and EMS Fund is sharing 5 ballot measures from around the country we are keeping an eye on- from tax renewals to the relocation
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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As we are into a new year, one that will surely prove to be busy for activists and advocates. After all, this will be an
Fire and EMS 2025 Year in Review: Victories, Setbacks, and Lessons Learned
A Year of Action and Advocacy Looking back at 2025, one thing stands out: this was the year communities showed up for their first responders.
Albuquerque Voters Approve $12.63 Million Bond for Fire & EMS Infrastructure
How Did Public Safety Fare at the Ballot Box? In November 2025, Albuquerque, NM voters sent a clear message about their commitment to public safety.
Galveston Fire Bond Vote: A Local Victory with National Significance
A Turning Point for Fire Services in Galveston Across the nation, aging firehouses and outdated gear have become a major concern for fire safety and
How Firefighters are Trained to Respond to Riots and Violent Protests
When protests escalate into violence and civil unrest grips a city, firefighters find themselves responding to some of the most dangerous calls of their careers.
Louisiana’s Act 554: A Landmark Win for Firefighter Cancer Screenings
Over the past decade, an emerging body of scientific evidence has shown that the hazards of firefighting go well beyond immediate physical injuries. Due to