The IAFC is committed to the health and safety of our fire and EMS department personnel. read more

The CSB also made two recommendations to federal and state regulators, OSHA and the Railroad Commission of Texas, addressing the requirements for protecting workers from hazardous air contaminants and from hazardous energy. read more

Fire service leaders share what works at their departments. read more

FDX provides in-person and online exchange platforms for fire departments facing wildland-urban interface (WUI) challenges. read more

At the urging of the FAA, the IAFC recommends that departments solicited by vendors offering UAS demonstrations ensure the parties meet the safety requirements of the FAA and other applicable regulations. read more

NextNav announces a new partnership with 3AM Innovations to deliver improved situational awareness for first responders through vertical location. read more

How a unique partnership created more reliable connections for fire response and training read more

The utilization of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) by U.S. fire departments has grown exponentially over the last six years. read more

Things are changing, and the fire service must pay attention. read more

The IAFC, through the task forces and personnel who are keeping their fingers on the pulse of the pandemic. read more

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently released a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). read more

The testimony focused on the challenges facing public safety communications on 9/11, the advances made since then, and the remaining communications needs of public safety. read more

This program cancels the student debt of Americans who spend ten years in public service jobs, including firefighters and EMS personnel. read more