His experience fits with the current city agenda. Last week, the City Council voted unanimously to move forward with the creation of a lifeguard program.

Valdosta’s fire chief, who has served with the Valdosta Fire Department for 30 years, is retiring, the city announced.

New York City officials revealed a new emergency communications vehicle designed to help first responders stay connected during major events and citywide emergencies.

(MARSHALL COUNTY, Ky.) — The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office has been awarded three ballistic shields valued at more than $68,000 through a grant program launched by Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman, Sheriff Matt Hilbrecht announced today. The

A partnership between Duke University and Forsyth County will send drones equipped with automated external defibrillators during live 911 calls about people having cardiac arrest, when minutes can save lives.

Brownsville police officers are now wearing new body cameras that have been upgraded with AI technology. The department received 169 new body cameras as part of a $12.5 million package deal for new technology for the department. One of the features in the new body cameras is a built-in translator that officers said will benefit those out on patrol. The real-time translator can detect more than 50 languages. “Everything is linked together,” Brownsville police spokesperson officer Abril Luna said. “From the call that you went to, the body cam, the video, everything is linked.”