EMS personnel in the post-Roe v. Wade world will need to be prepared to handle new abortion-related emergencies.
Active shooter training is necessary and prepares officers for responding to the worst type of crime scene that they will ever experience.
Recently, I had the privilege of attending two fire conferences. As I attended both conferences, I noticed some interesting trends.
September is National Preparedness Month, and it is a good time to create a written plan for natural disasters and emergencies that can occur to anyone at any time.
For first responders, flooding and water rescues require adequate funding, training, and equipment – all of which will help save lives.
Dr. Randall Hanifen takes a look at the benefits of attending one of the many upcoming national fire conferences.
Emergency management enables people with a public service mentality to feel satisfaction about helping communities to recover from disasters.
Each year, some of the same predictable disasters, like wildfires and tornadoes, occur in certain communities.