Darley and the NFFF launch the fifth annual Fire Service Thought Leadership Essay Competition, focusing on AI's role in enhancing firefighter health, safety, and wellness. Submissions are now open.

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Fire Engineering Training has received a Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract, enabling public agencies in the U.S. and Canada to access cost-effective training solutions and streamline procurement.

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The Anchorage Fire Department faces a vehicle shortage due to an aging fleet and increased call volumes, impacting response times and reliability, according to officials and union representatives.

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Tupelo officials have contracted Hooker Construction for a $219,310 pole barn next to the new Fire Station No. 5, part of ongoing efforts to replace aging fire facilities in the city.

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The Oneonta City Council approved negotiations for a new fire truck, allowing up to $750,000 for a purchase to replace aging vehicles, addressing critical needs for updated fire apparatus.

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