Public Hearing After Action Comments Dave Denniston As we conclude the informal hearing on the proposed 1910.156 standard, I wanted to recap what has stood out to me from all […]
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A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT The Bulletin is sent out through Constant Contact, because the email comes from Constant Contact, at times it may go into your Spam folder. The originating
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CAFDA save the Date Calendar for 2025 can be opened at this LINK: 2025 Save the Dates Flyer
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Save the Date: Thursday March 13th and Friday March 14th, 2025 Fire District Financial Training Presented by the NYS-Office of the State Comptroller To be held at Fulton Montgomery Community
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While the new NFPA 1970 standard is still in development, it will include significant changes to NFPA 1971 and NFPA 1981 that will affect product offerings. Understanding those proposed changes
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Link to the 18-page letter is here to open: NYS United Concerns OSHA Response FINAL 07.16.24 DD
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L to R: John Cuttita, Art Hunsinger, Joyce Petkus, Mike Podolec, Tom Rinaldi, John Meehan, Les Bonesteel, Ellen Martin, Hope Meehan This hard charging group made the first CAFDA Conference
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This is the written testimony before the House Subcommittee on Tuesday June 4th. 2024-06-04-EMT-HRG-Testimony can be read here WITNESSES: David Denniston 2nd Vice President, Association of Fire Districts of the
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Greg Rogers, Sean DeCrane In the ongoing discourse that surrounds fire safety standards, allowing single-exit stairwells for mid-rise buildings has emerged as a contentious issue. Advocates argue for adopting this
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GENERAL INFORMATION New York Cooperative Liquid Assets Securities System (NYCLASS) is a short-term, highly liquid investment fund, designed specifically for the public sector. NYCLASS provides the opportunity to invest funds