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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Flawed Progress

Though it is said that the fire service is 200 years of tradition unimpeded by progress, it has changed more radically in the past 35 years than it had in the 165-plus years prior. Gone are the days when the fire chief was simply the best fireman on the department. Instead, today's chief officers must spend the vast majority of time and effort dealing with vital topics other than firefighting. And therein lies a problem. With these challenges, the increased emphasis on incident management systems and the decreased number of actual fires responded to, chief officers seem to ...

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