EMS Briefing: Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Good morning. Here is your daily briefing with the latest news and developments impacting EMS professionals.
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish volunteer EMS agency in London were destroyed in a suspected antisemitic arson attack.
Newly released audio provides insight into the fatal runway collision between a jet and an ARFF truck at LaGuardia Airport.
A lawsuit in Worcester, MA, highlights public division over the effectiveness and safety of the city's alternative mental health crisis response program.
A structural collapse during a wedding reception in New Hampshire resulted in a multi-patient incident with six non-life-threatening injuries.
NAEMSP discusses the critical impact of ED offload delays on patient care, emphasizing that prehospital treatment can be life-saving.
This podcast episode provides an in-depth clinical review of modern stroke assessment, management, and transport considerations.
Staten Island maintains the best EMS response times in New York City even as overall citywide performance continues to decline.
A Connecticut ambulance service is requesting a significant budget increase to address rising operational costs and maintain service levels.
Albuquerque's fire and ambulance departments have reached an agreement to resolve a long-standing dispute over EMS staffing protocols.
EMS supplier Life-Assist has expanded its distribution network to improve the speed and efficiency of supply delivery to agencies nationwide.
Connecticut lawmakers are proposing legislation to mandate public transparency and reporting of EMS response times across the state.