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The group of Gaines Township firefighters and officers walked out after the township board appointed a new fire chief over the former interim chief

Seelyville Fire Chief Harold Osborn died after a cardiovascular event hours after responding to a medical emergency

Integration brings real-time drone telemetry into LeoCommand, enabling faster coordination and more informed decision-making for public safety agencies

Columbus approved nearly $3 million for repairs, but advocates say mold, asbestos, water damage and failing infrastructure show the problems go much further

Firefighters believe the Waipahu condominium fire may have involved a lithium-ion battery

A San Jose fire engineer collected more than $1 million in overtime pay since 2023 as staffing shortages, rising call volume and paramedic vacancies continue to drive overtime costs

Fire departments and EMS providers across west-central Illinois received funding through the Illinois Small Equipment Grant Program

A Baltimore County volunteer firefighter faces felony and misdemeanor charges after being accused of groping a colleague and watching her shower

Fire departments across west-central Illinois will receive funding through the Volunteer Fire Capacity Grant Program

The Chelmsford firefighters' union voted no confidence in Chief Gary Ryan, citing several issues, including the department’s response following the serious injury of firefighter Nicholas Spinale

Veteran New Haven firefighter/paramedic Thomas “TJ” Kochera was credited with numerous lifesaving rescues and cardiac arrest saves

The lawsuit alleges negligence and recklessness after a Columbia-Richland fire engine responding to a house fire struck and killed a driver

Grand Blanc Township’s new 60,000-square-foot public safety and public works complex was opened during a ribbon-cutting ceremony

A Mini Cooper collided with a CAL FIRE rig, killing the driver and a 10-year-old passenger and injuring three firefighters

Police said Engine 82 had its lights and sirens activated when it struck a woman crossing a Morrisania street late

State marshals served an eviction order, forcing the Taftville Fire Company to leave its city-owned firehouse as Norwich moved to stake control of city-owned apparatus

About 150 Greensboro firefighters packed City Council chambers to support a special separation allowance they say would help recruitment, retention and long-term competitiveness

Firefighters battled a fully involved truck fire inside the Allegheny Mountain Tunnel after a commercial vehicle driver suffered a medical emergency

Worcester will begin construction on a new South Division firehouse, replacing the current facility that has served firefighters since 1959

A St. Paul aviation engineering firm has created a new float system designed to help firefighting pilots safely scoop water