Firefighters
Today – and every day – we thank you for your continued dedication, commitment and sacrifice
These are challenging times to be a first responder; your support is welcome and appreciated
Community outreach officer Lexi Benson has a mid-shift change of uniform
When the St. Louis County firefighter, driver and truck went underwater, Officers Don Shultz and Victoria Sarver got in the water to help with the rescue
The proposal request states the city wants to know how big the division of police needs to be to “effectively and efficiently serve” Cleveland
The number is more than double that of the previous four years
Police returned fire, wounding the suspect and avoiding further injuries to the public
The suspect injured an EMT who fell out of the ambulance and left another EMT locked in the back as he fled from police
The video shows two officers, one detention officer and a firefighter working tirelessly to save the woman
The victims, according to police, were stuck in waist-deep mud and were exhausted
LODD
Killed in the crash were Undersheriff Larry Koren, Lt. Fred Beers, Deputy Michael Levison and county Fire and Rescue Department Specialist Matthew King
A three-year program teaches Toledo high schoolers about careers in public safety
After extensive planning and training, the Long Beach IMR Pilot Program has launched to provide safe, timely and appropriate medical care to individuals in crisis
“I wish I could speak to each one of you and thank you, yet written word will have to suffice,” wrote Officer Thomas Mangan
More than 1,000 first responders in the Los Angeles region were ill or at home quarantining this week, city officials said
The challenges and trends that defined 2021
After 9/11, Dan Rowan, a 21-year FDNY veteran, moved from New York to Arizona to become a fourth-generation police officer – a change he says got him through some of his darkest days
The facility will be used for training exercises and to house a public safety program designed to get area kids interested in becoming first responders
Born four days apart, Fire Chief Jeff Blanchard and Police Chief Walter Sweeney have been friends since middle school
Today – and every day – we thank you for your dedication, commitment and sacrifice as you protect and serve your communities
Most of those workers are seeking religious or medical exemptions
Austin firefighters fear the pricey measure could cost some of them their jobs
September 11, then and now
The short film shares interviews from police officers and firefighters who were there that day
The 83 first responders are deploying to Baton Rouge where they will help search and evacuate homes
The grant will be used to buy equipment to develop training simulations focusing on coordination between the police and fire departments
Officer Danny Leon was credited with ending a deadly shooting spree that hurt two EMTs and a firefighter
“We train for responding to an active shooter event, not being part of one,” the fire chief said
A cop, an EMT and two corrections officers – one of whom is also a firefighter – were on the right road at the right time
A man shot a firefighter and two members of a Tucson ambulance crew, and killed a neighbor, before he was shot by police, officials said
A Lenco FireCat is being credited with helping put out flames when it was too dangerous for firefighters to approach using traditional means
The gunman was later found dead in his house, which had been set on fire
Officer Joe Spalick acted on pure adrenaline when he helped rescue three people from a fully engulfed house fire this week
Overtime was temporarily suspended to combat economic loss related to the pandemic
The bill would prohibit the city of Cedar Falls from continuing its public safety officer program