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Same Circus, Different Clowns: More on Internal Intentional Misconduct in Public Safety
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The Price for Freedom: Fire Service Lessons from September 11
We honor those lost by seeking to be better prepared for future emergencies
How Good Policies Support a Culture of Trust in the Fire Service
From promotions to fireground assignments, trust is integral to effective performance
Settle or Try? 5 Factors to Help You Decide When Facing a Public Safety Lawsuit
Our instinct is often to fight the allegations, but a trial can bring serious ramifications
Can a Fire Department Be Sued for Not Meeting NFPA Standards?
The “standard of care” doctrine often comes into play
The Fourth Step in Creating a Firefighter Workout Program: Full-Body Exercises
Strength training is about more than looking “ripped”
When the Call Has No Address: Fire Department Response to Homeless Encampments
Firefighters and leaders must be aware of the unique risks these calls present
It’s Coming from Inside the House: Internal Intentional Misconduct in Public Safety
We have an obligation to make it difficult for personnel to do bad things on purpose
Burned by Science: Understanding the Danger of Flame Jetting
Firefighters can play an important role in reducing the number of children hurt or killed
Understanding and Measuring Fire Department Response Times
Key metrics influence resource allocation and impact outcomes
It’s Not You, It’s Us: Training Strategies for Engaging a Post-Millennial Workforce
The “problem” of teaching millennial learners lies with the instructor, not the student