News

Here you will find all of the latest news from our department.

Former N.Y. ambulance leader accused of stealing $157KSunday August 2nd, 2026

Officials allege Jeffrey Call used unauthorized salaries, bonuses, vacation payouts and inflated timesheets to divert more than $157,000 from the Cape Vincent Ambulance Squad
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Red Cross declares national blood crisis as supplies hit summer lowSunday August 2nd, 2026

Blood donations have fallen to a four-year summer low, forcing the Red Cross to limit type O distributions as hospitals face rising trauma-season demand
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Okla. hospitals seek funding to strengthen rural EMS, healthcareSaturday August 1st, 2026

State grants and new funding opportunities aim to bolster rural hospitals, expand ambulance services and improve access to emergency care
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9 N.J. counties exceed state's recommended EMS response timesSaturday August 1st, 2026

New state data shows EMS response times topped the 15-minute benchmark in nearly half of New Jersey's counties
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FirstNet, Built with AT&T Launches First-Ever 5G Standalone Core Dedicated to Public SafetyFriday July 31st, 2026

The latest innovation in the FirstNet network, the nationwide network core is designed specifically for public safety’s unique needs
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Photo of the Week: National EMS Memorial ServiceFriday July 31st, 2026

Pittsburgh EMS joined agencies nationwide in Arlington to honor fallen EMS providers
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'More than just a fire scene': Mich. fire chief recounts discovering slain family inside burning homeFriday July 31st, 2026

Grand Haven Township Fire Chief Shawn Schrader said his crews shifted from rescue and fire suppression to preserving a crime scene
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Mich. FD uses grant to fund tuition for 131 future EMTs, paramedicsFriday July 31st, 2026

A $328,000 state grant will cover tuition for 131 Oakland Community College EMS students as West Bloomfield works to strengthen workforce
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'Tis but a flesh wound': Mont. hiker impaled by trekking pole hikes 10 miles to avoid medevac billThursday July 30th, 2026

A Montana nurse impaled by his trekking pole skipped a helicopter rescue and hiked 10 miles off Granite Peak before doctors removed the pole at a hospital
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Colo. firefighter/patamedic critically injured in 50-foot fall during trainingThursday July 30th, 2026

West Metro firefighter and technical rescue instructor was critically injured after falling during a high-angle rescue training exercise
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