Chief, are you prepared for a hazmat incident? read more

There is a concern that firefighters’ exposure to PFAS may lead to cancer and problems with the thyroid and immune systems. read more

Hazmat Responders Need to be Informed and Prepared. read more

The partnership has led to successful training and community engagement. read more

Currently, LNG may only be transported via rail in a portable tank with an approval from FRA. However, the HMR does authorize the DOT 113 specification tank car for other flammable cryogenic liquids read more

Defining the LEPC. Do you understand the functions of the local emergency planning committee? read more

Chief Jan Rader walks through ground zero of the opioid epidemic in her state by exploring how the community and first responders are making a difference - especially through community partnerships. read more

It is vital for rural fire departments to fully understand local risks and how to seek training and assistance before a call to action. read more

The IAFC has launched a Voter Voice campaign to support preserving public safety’s access to the T-Band. read more

New rule regarding High Hazard Flammable Trains (HHFTs) went into effect earlier this year (April 1). read more

Do you know a fire chief, chief officer or safety officer that sets the example? A person or an entire organization that is focused on personal safety and improving the overall health of our profession? Now is your chance to recognize and promote their efforts. read more

Behavioral health resources available for the mental health needs of responders. read more

While outbreaks of this disease are rare, fire and EMS chiefs should be prepared for the rare instance of a monkeypox case in their community. read more