Each year, some of the same predictable disasters, like wildfires and tornadoes, occur in certain communities.

The amount of EMS agencies with varying structures in the United States would be difficult to pull together under one federal agency.

EMS agencies have argued for a while now that EMS agencies should be united from the federal level down to all local agencies.

Home ownership is an excellent analogy to what communities go through when it comes to effective mitigation and disaster preparedness.

For military families who live in coastal areas subject to hurricanes, preparation before hurricane season is extremely important.

The Titanic still has several emergency management lessons to teach us about how to properly react to and train for a disaster.

EDM briefing highlights for March 18, 2022: Firefighter Safety Stand Down focuses on first responder situational awareness and other news.

It is no secret to Emergency Medical Services (EMS) professionals that EMS agencies have struggled for years.

EMS has had numerous problems with recruitment and retention for decades, and it appears that most communities are not immune to this problem.