Public Safety
RAA’s Mark Tenia shares advice for connecting your messaging with your audience to promote community support
Why technology is the key to avoiding the next 9/11 and MCI preparedness
A future EMT’s submission to the NPR student podcast challenge seeks to educate the public about lights and siren use
Foxwall EMS Chief Tony Cuda started in EMS as a teenager and quickly became a paramedic
The Multnomah County study will research a round-the-clock facility for people suffering from mental illness and substance abuse
The Department of Health Services said falls are 18% of ambulance runs in 2022
The test will run Oct. 4 at 2:20 p.m. ET to TVs, radios and cell phones
An independent report recommends making Kalispell’s EMS coordinator a full-time position and increase ambulance staffing
Working with law enforcement to identify protocols and preferences can help them help you
Searchers and cadaver dogs have covered 25% of the burned area of Lahaina
Maui County officials sent alerts to cellphones, television and radio stations, but it is unclear if it was before widespread power, cellular outages
San Francisco Fire Department Chief Jeanine Nicholson presented regulators 55 written reports of the robotaxis interfering with emergency response
Mayor Michelle Wu said first responders, health professionals have encountered crowds of over 200 in the Mass and Cass area
Phoenix has seen 28 consecutive days of 110 Fahrenheit ever recorded
3,100 paramedics weigh in on reducing stress, staffing challenges and leadership shortfalls
