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Rep. Brenda Pugh’s Bill 2848 would provide grants of up to $25,000 every three years to small fire companies and incentivize voluntary consolidation, building on her earlier bill that offered a $6,000 tax credit for firefighters and EMS personnel
Reece and James Robinson describe flying a single-seat eVTOL on 911 calls in rural North Carolina, from simulator drills to landing beside patients
Huntsville Hospital officials want Decatur to align staffing, mileage and response-time rules with practices already used in other counties
Most cases of domestic violence go unreported, but you may see the signs during medical calls
You were asked to respond for a woman who may have broken her arm; did you make the right decision?
“Compassion is a skill, and like so many of the other skills we rely on every day, it can be taught, practiced, modeled, and improved.”
East Baton Rouge EMS and St. George Fire Department’s new partnership will put 20 trained “Blood Medics” in the field starting Oct. 26
First responders from Iredell County studied balloon equipment and discussed scenarios like hard landings, fuel incidents and burn treatment
Santa Fe’s overhaul adds a career ladder requiring case managers to become certified EMTs, months after Fire Chief Scott Ouderkirk removed paramedics from the unit, though its budget, hours and staffing remain below 2022 peak levels
Wayne and Roberta Seely, in their 80s, are retiring after spending nearly two years and sending 800 letters trying to find enough volunteers to keep Dennys River Ambulance Service running