#first-responders

#first-responders

Yesterday a coward decided to take our 8-year-old son Fletcher away from us. Because of their actions we will never be allowed to hold him, talk to him, play with him, and watch him grow into the wonderful young man he was on the path to becoming,

The Michael Kiefer Swim-Paddle-Run honors FDNY firefighter Michael Kiefer, who died on September 11th. This event is meant to challenge participants and celebrate his legacy.

The starting pay for EMTs and paramedics in NYC is under $40,000, rising to just under $60,000 after five years, creating a significant wage disparity compared to other first responders.

Shriners Children's gives hope to kids and families around the world. We're proud to support their mission with a day that honors our first responders and brings the community together.

"I was in my van thinking I would cut across Tavistock Square and that's when I saw the bus, the roof had been blown off..."

If anything should happen to you, we need to know if there is anything we need to be aware of while we're helping you and treating you.

The Liberty Medal is reserved for acts of exceptional courage, and the actions that Jose selflessly took that day demonstrated a rare level of foresight and heroism.

"Although some officers and others actually prefer nocturnal work for a variety of reasons, recent research has highlighted the difficulties experienced by night workers, particularly insufficient sleep."

George Miller's father, Thomas Miller, returned to help after 9/11, inspiring George's plans to join the NYPD, symbolizing courage and legacy.

Therapy does not always meet the immediate needs of individuals, particularly following traumatic events, highlighting a disconnect between comfort and counseling in psychological interventions.

This AI ... is integrated into our software that supports that 911 call taker, supports the dispatcher, and also supports this officer in the field, so it has a more complete view of what's happening.

The sheriff's deputy expressed, 'Jesus Christ!' after nearly escaping death, indicating the seriousness of the close call during the shocking high-speed collision.

Yarimi's erratic behavior included hostility towards first responders and refusal to cooperate with police, showcasing a concerning mindset following the tragedy.