What happens when firefighters don’t have information? They make it up! I don’t have to tell you this; you already know. Sometimes it’s no big deal, but other times it can be detrimental to your department in many ways.
As members of the fire service we put our heart and sole into our work and our passion. It’s only normal to feel that you want your efforts reciprocated in some form of respect. The type respect that gets us motivated to continue doing what we do is when the people…
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