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Md. council approves firefighter contract despite censured alderman's abstention (opens the original)
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Annapolis City Council approved collective bargaining agreements for police officers, firefighters and trade unions Monday night, with two aldermen abstaining from voting. The development comes after the council’s approval of the clerical workers’ agreement two weeks ago. The contracts for all four city unions will apply for fiscal years 2027 and 2028. The council last approved collective bargaining agreements with the unions in 2024. | PREVIOUSLY: IAFF censures Md. prosecut
2 dead, 1 missing after medevac helicopter crash off Calif. island (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — A medical helicopter crashed off Catalina Island near Los Angeles, killing two people and leaving two hospitalized on Wednesday night, authorities said. L.A. County Fire Engineer Jonathan Torres confirmed the two deaths and said two people were transported to local hospitals, while a fifth person remained missing, KTLA-TV reported. Major Incident Update - #PebblyICAt 7:53 p.m., #LACoFD fire and lifeguard units along with the @LASDHQ, Avalon Fire, and the @USCG were dispatched to a
Wyo. county signs $5.4M ambulance contract extension days before deadline (opens the original)
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FREMONT COUNTY, Wyo. — The Fremont County Commission voted to finalize and sign a two-year contract extension with Priority Ambulance on Sept. 29, just one day before the current contract was set to expire. Under the extension, the Commission will pay $5.4 million through December 2028 to provide ambulance service in Fremont County, County10.com reported. | EMS ONE-STOP: First in flight, first on scene. Hyde County EMS deploy an eVTOL The total includes a five percent wage increase for ambulance
Former Houston EMS chief Dr. David Persse dies after swimming injury (opens the original)
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HOUSTON — Dr. David Persse, the former Houston chief medical officer, has died at age 66, according to a statement from the Houston Fire Department. The department said in a Facebook post that Persse sustained a severe spinal injury while swimming off Hermosa Beach, California, on Sept. 26. Fire officials said he was pulled from the water and resuscitated by bystanders before being hospitalized. He later died from his injuries. | NEW RESOURCE: Step-by-step command delegation For more than 30 yea
Mich. bills would let 17-year-olds earn EMT license with parental consent (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich. — As Michigan grapples with an emergency medical personnel shortage, two state lawmakers want to widen the pipeline of EMTs by adjusting the minimum age for licensure. The House Health Policy Committee took up the issue Wednesday, hearing testimony on House Bills 5488 and 5489 from Reps. Angela Witwer (D-Delta Township) and David Prestin (R-Cedar River). Under the proposed legislation, 17-year-olds could earn an EMT or medical first responder license with a parent’s consent, accor
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