Bill calls for the elimination of the sunset clause. read more

Community education needs be at the forefront of our minds. If we can educate our communities in risk reduction, lives will be saved. read more

Many chief officers have prepared for and experienced many types of fireground situations. Countless lives have been saved based on quick, decisive actions. How do these processes transfer to administrative decisions these same officers must make? read more

Exposure to the trauma of others is an occupational challenge for first responders. Organ-izations can mitigate the negative impacts of vicarious trauma—and it’s their duty and responsibility to do so. The VTT was designed to help. read more

In one Texas community, 80% of the local firefighters have lost their homes. read more

In major disasters, such as Hurricane Harvey, the fire service needs to be disciplined in its response, ready and available. read more

Guide provides steps for departments to start their own succession plans and includes a history of succession management in the fire-rescue service. read more

One of the questions many training officers and fire chiefs struggle with is how to structure professional and career development programs within their departments. read more

Leadership development—what does that really mean? Can you develop people into becoming good leaders, or are leaders just born to be leaders? read more

Solar-Eclipse Viewing Resources Available for Fire Chiefs read more

The application process for the FY 2021 AFG Program is extended to January 21, 2022. read more

The technical assistance includes answers to questions about how illnesses caused by COVID-19 relate to the ADA definition of "disability." read more

It’s critical for our relationships and emotional health to gather with friends, family and colleagues to share successes, challenges and losses read more