Recent Articles
Posted By: Sarah Graham
Tue Jan 15th, 2019
Article by Sam DiGiovanna
I recently read a story about two teenage boys who came upon an abandoned boat floating in the river. The paddles were broken, but that didn’t deter them. They jumped in the boat without much thought:We shoved off and drifted downstream talking, joking, and carrying on. I’
Posted By: Jamie Lacy
Thu Dec 27th, 2018
Together We Can Make A Difference
HELP OUR SOCIETY CONTINUE TO GROW
The International Society of Fire Service Instructors challenges all members to encourage your colleagues, friends and peers who are involved in fire service instruction to join ISFSI for 2019. You are the best source for involvi
Posted By: Sarah Graham
Mon Dec 17th, 2018
Article by: Curt Varone
Editor’s Note: This article is part of a series of articles in which Curt Varone will address questions on important fire service legal issues. If you would like to submit a question, please email Shannon Pieper at spieper@lexipol.com.
Can a department be sued because they
Posted By: Devon Wells
Mon Nov 19th, 2018
I recently had the opportunity to listen to a presentation on fixing whatever may be standing in the way of your personal progress. This presentation made me dive deep into my personal and professional life and what I needed to accomplish to get those roadblocks out of the way. I started considering
Posted By: Leigh Hubbard
Wed Oct 31st, 2018
I have written this opening sentence over a dozen times now. I don’t want it to read like a blog post. Sadly, that’s exactly the way it is going to read. “I am stressed!” There’s no other colorful way to paint the picture. “I am stressed!”
The reality is that I’m running around in a fit of an
