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Friday, April 22, 2016

Fire Rescue 1 Newsletter

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Dear FireRescue1 Subscriber,
If you've not already seen it, our new Fire Chief digital edition is now available. The exclusive articles in this edition focus on one of the biggest issues afflicting the fire service at all levels: cancer. We examine the issue of cancer in the fire service from multiple angles, including research, laws and the link between firefighting and cancer.

Let us know what you think after you've read the issue.
— FireRescue1 Team
TOP NEWS
Remains found during search for missing Va. firefighter-paramedic
Chief returning from LODD funeral rescues woman from car fire
4-year-old burn victim becomes firefighter for a day
House committee approves $3M for Mich. firefighter cancer coverage: If approved by the full House and Senate, the $3 million would be available for firefighters in the 2016-2017 fiscal year
Former Fla. fire chief accused of letting buildings burn: The council had recently denied the chief's requests for more staff and facility or equipment upgrades
Ohio township votes to end fire department service: Trustees voted to transfer service to another departent, citing fiscal responsibility as the driving factor
Rash of Rhode Island firefighter injuries prompts review
Chicago deputy fire commissioner steps down
Tenn. firefighters air concerns over digital radio system
Fire capt.'s home destroyed in fire
Firefighters rescue hiker after fall from Ariz. mountain
Volunteer firefighter explores post-traumatic stress for PhD
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FR1 EXCLUSIVE
FDIC 2016 product review roundup
By FR1 Staff
Here's the newest and most interesting firefighter gear and technology from the annual conference.
Gear and technology 
FIREFIGHTER JOBS
How do unions compare to right-to-work states?
By Megan Wells, FR1 Contributor
Compare wages, benefits and overall job satisfaction to see which you prefer.
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FIRST IN FITNESS
Firefighters, do you have a food problem?
By Bryan Fass, FR1 Columnist
Firefighters need food that heals, not poisons that harm, while making them feel good at the same time.
Food or poison? 
LEADING THE TEAM
Firefighter retention begins with recruitment
By Linda Willing, FR1 Columnist
Firefighters leave the job for a variety of reasons, setting things in order before recruiting them can cut those losses.
Meet expectations 
TIP OF THE WEEK
Make sure your gear is rescue ready
If your gear is by the apparatus that you are assigned to, it needs to be set so that quick access can be achieved when getting dressed.
Quick deployment 
NOW ON FLASHOVER TV
Brush fire damages 5 homes
Early video: Md. house fire
549Ambulance collision kills driver, patient
419Firefighters face venomous snakes while battling blaze
402Chief: Firefighter who killed self after pursuit 'one of our best guys'
320What are the struggles of a firefighter marriage?
270Hilarious police and fire spoof: 'I've Just Got This Car'
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