What’s your take on fire service safety culture?

January 23, 2025
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Submit your feedback: What firefighters Want

FireRescue1’s What Firefighters Want in 2025 survey explores your perspectives on safety culture, plus the relationship between aggressive firefighting tactics and safety directives. We want to hear about your personal experiences on the fireground as well as your views on your department’s approach to risk, training and fireground tactics.

By sharing your feedback here, you’ll join thousands of other firefighters in giving fire service leaders and communities valuable insights and actionable data on the state of firefighter safety. The results of this year’s What Firefighters Want survey will be shared with you throughout the year in FireRescue1 content.

Thank you to the IAFC and the International Public Safety Data Institute for their support of the fourth-annual What Firefighters Want survey. And thank you for sharing your voice!

Janelle Foskett
Editor-in-Chief, FireRescue1

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